Ziliotto Launched Sewers and Water for Lowo Che and Defended the Financial Autonomy of La Pampa
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Buenos Aires, 21 July (NA) – The inhabitants of Lowo Che, one of the areas with the greatest population growth in La Pampa, will have to wait at least until March 2027 for the beginning of the integral works of drinking water, sewers and drains announced by the governor Sergio Ziliotto in response to a “historic debt” of the State. According to the Argentine News Agency, the president presented this Tuesday in Toay an infrastructure package with…
Governor Sergio Ziliotto claimed responsibility for the management model of La Pampa, defended the public work financed by provincial resources, took a distance from the national government and assured that the province will not resort to indebtedness to face current expenses. “We are not going to fall into that level of dependence. We have economic independence to manage and decide what we do with our people,” he said. On Tuesday the president …
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