The purchase was authorized through a tender signed on August 22. The service is provided by the same company that did so during Alberto Fernández’s administration.
Despite the staunch defense of the adjustment and the cuts made in different areas of the State, the Government maintains the breakfast service in Casa Rosada and the Olivos Residence. The management of Javier Mileias it was learned, spent more than $16,000,000 to guarantee the daily supply of croissants and bread.
The purchase was authorized by the libertarian administration, in a tender signed on August 22, for a total of $16,677,288.10which is equivalent to US$13,235.
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Ignacio Petunchi
The award of the provision of croissants and breads It was obtained by the company Desarrollo Estratégico Comercial SA, the same company that provided the service during Alberto Fernandez’s administrationAt that time, the tender was set at a value of $13,397,688.
In this way, the breakfast service remains unchanged despite the change in management and the numerous cuts in different sectors of the State and the economy to achieve a fiscal surplus.
Casa Rosada and Quinta de Olivos menu: croissants and gourmet breads
The products that supply the tables of the Casa Rosada and the Quinta de Olivos are:
- Frozen pre-baked breads – 8 kg packaging: 5,000 units
- Frozen pre-baked breads – 8 kg package: 400 units
- Arabic breads – 10-unit package: 3,600 units
- Hamburger buns – 10-unit package: 10,800 units
- Butter croissants – 5,400 units
- Fat croissants – 4,320 units
- Frozen pre-baked breads – 1,100 units
- Frozen pre-baked breads – 60 units
- French breads – 30 units
- Arabic breads – 30 units
- Butter croissants – 144 units
- Fat croissants – 144 units
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The adjustment announced by the Government for croissants and toasted bread in Casa Rosada
Iñaki Gutiérrez, influencer who worked “ad honorem” as the president’s community manager Javier Milei He had defended the Government’s adjustments last December during breakfast at Casa Rosada.
The young man celebrated that They terminated the supplier and therefore There will be no more croissants or toast in the Casa Rosada“Once again this Government is cutting off a privilege and a job for politicians,” he wrote on his X account (formerly Twitter).
Source: Ambito
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