US EditionMaximiliano Pullaro: "We Ask the National Government to Be Fair and Fulfill Its Obligations to the Province of Santa fe."
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The governor of Santa Fe, Maximiliano Pullaro, returned this weekend on the relationship between the Province and the national government to express at a distance the claims made to Casa Rosada: maintenance of national routes that cross Santa Fe, and the resumption of payments by the Pension Fund not transferred. Although he confirmed the accompaniment to several of the reforms promoted by Casa Rosada, he asked that the Nation “be fair” with San…
The governor of Santa Fe, Maximiliano Pullaro, participated in the 10th annual Departmental Brotherhood Festival in the town of Ceres. In a press conference, he outlined the relationship with the national government, the scope of the reforms being promoted by the Casa Rosada (the presidential palace), and the demands that Santa Fe considers urgent. Pullaro stated that the province “has supported and will continue to support” the actions promoted…
The governor was accompanied by Vice-Governor Gisela Scaglia, Senator Felipe Michlig, Congressman Marcelo González and the mayor Alejandra Dupouy. In a press conference, Pullaro said that Santa Fe will continue to accompany national measures such as reducing the fiscal deficit, labor modernization with a gyme look, coordinated tax reform with the provinces and changes in the Code of Criminal Procedure to tighten penalties. However, he clarified …
The governor of Santa Fe, Maximiliano Pullaro, participated in the town of Ceres of the 10th edition of the Departmental Confraternity Festival, held this Sunday afternoon. He was accompanied by Vice-Governor Gisela Scaglia; Senator Felipe Michlig; Congressman Marcelo González and the mayor Alejandra Dupouy. At a press conference, later [...] La entrada Pullaro asked the national government “to be fair” and comply with Santa Fe was first publish…
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