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Among Criticisms, Debates and Announcement of Resignations, San Martín De Tucumán Approved the Memory and Balance with His Surplus of $174 Million
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An intense day lived San Martín de Tucumán in the celebration of his Ordinary General Assembly, the last official act of the current Steering Committee that confirmed his resignation, which will take effect next Monday and that will not present an alternative for the elections to be held on November 23. The ‘Curgeon’ formally opened the electoral process this Friday, although Rubén Moisello, current president, confirmed that he would continue to…
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