US EditionInisa: At Orsi's Request, Saavedra Backed Down and Will Not Resign From Office
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The executive branch informed the leader that it has the “total and absolute” support of the government; anyway, the director Eugenio Acosta, with whom Saavedra maintains differences, will continue in office. On Tuesday at 11 a.m. the act of assumption of the authorities of the National Institute of Adolescent Social Inclusion (Inisa) was planned, but the activity was suspended. Radio Universal reported on the willingness of the president of the…
The formal assumption of the new authorities of the National Institute for Adolescent Social Inclusion (Inisa), scheduled for this Tuesday at 11:00, was suspended at the last minute after Jaime Saavedra's surprise resignation from the presidency of the agency. Political sources confirmed that the decision was due to differences with the Vice President-designate, Eugenio Acosta, also of the Broad Front. Saavedra communicated his decision to the P…
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