US EditionMayor of Ate Is Questioned for Contaminated Food and Shortages in Vaso De Leche
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The mayor of Ate, Franco Vidal, avoided responding to a periodical program, which sought his version before the accusation of the neighbors, who claim a bad management of the program Vaso de Leche.
The irregularities detected by the Comptroller's Office in the program of Vaso de Leche, under the management of Mayor Franco Vidal, include problems in the distribution of inputs and presence of polluting agents.
Report of the Comptroller’s Office warns of serious irregularities in the social program. Neighbors report that they have not received products for more than four months.
After multiple questionings of his management, the Punto Final program tried, without success, to interview the mayor of Ate, Franco Vidal. Despite the formal request for an appointment through his press team, no response was obtained. Even when it was addressed during a municipal event entitled “Full works and show”, the burgomaster refused to give statements and responded briefly: “I’m in the works, makes an appointment and attends you.” Howev…
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