This Monday - with a varied agenda of meetings, site visits to works, and activities that highlight the work done by his management teams - the mayor Enrique Cresto began his final week in office. For his part, the mayor-elect Francisco Azcue is advancing in the definition of priorities and objectives for his first days at the head of the local government.
At noon, in the Mayor's Hall of the municipality, both leaders led an articulation meeting with some members of their respective teams, within the framework of the transition process they are carrying out.
“It was a very productive meeting, there is a very clear commitment from the mayor Enrique Cresto and the entire team to facilitate the transition and support the new government, so that they can rely on what was done well to continue advancing,” defined the Secretary of Government and Treasury, Aldo Álvarez, in this regard.
“Both Enrique and the mayor-elect are prioritizing institutional quality, transparency in these processes, and the strengthening of democratic coexistence between different political forces. It is a message against the divide, a message of openness and maturity that both can give because they put Concordia above any other interest or difference,” the official maintained.
In the same vein, councilman Luciano Dell'Olio stated that “these are key days for us to be able to know in depth the state of the municipal administration, the work teams that exist in the different departments, and the tools that we will have at our disposal when starting our management”.
For the radical councilman, “it is important that both mayors have fostered this way of working, something perhaps unprecedented in our city and surely something very different from the scenario that arises in other locations where this degree of openness could not be achieved,” he compared.
“This is a good signal that Cresto gives to the community and clearly demonstrates that Francisco Azcue is a leader who builds in a positive way, who encourages dialogue, and who understands that the unity of the residents of Concordia is the best support in the face of the great challenge we have ahead,” remarked Dell'Olio.
In recent days, meetings have already been taking place between Cresto and Azcué, just as they have between the officials who are leaving public office and those who are assuming these responsibilities. These meetings will surely be more intense and continuous starting this Tuesday, when Azcue formalizes the announcement of his cabinet.