The governor of Tucumán agreed with the Nation to transfer housing units from the dissolved program that have an advance of 15%. Business support. Zilitto and Pullaro are going in the same direction.
The governor of Tucumán, Osvaldo Jaldomoved quickly and signed with the Nation a letter of intent so that Procrear becomes dependent on the provincial government and the works that are paralyzed advance since December 2023. After the official announcement of the dissolution of the program and because in this province the construction of 3,100 housing units was halfway done, the Tucumán president first and provided the Nation with a solution that could be taken as an example by other leaders.
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On Tuesday the 12th the disappearance of the Public Trust Fund called Argentine Bicentennial Credit Program for Single Family Housing (PROCREAR) and the next day it was made official. Since then the alarms went off in Tucumán due to the Procrear mega project, which involves the construction of 3,100 housing units, between towers and houses, in the southern area of San Miguel de Tucumán.

The work started in June 2023 and was paralyzed in December, after the pruning of state resources for public works implemented by the president Javier Mileiso they register an advance of 15%. Since then, the 20 companies only carry out custodial tasks on the 100-hectare property to prevent theft. In recent days, in addition, Banco Hipotecario, the entity from which the program operated, had informed them that the suspension of work would be extended for another 90 days. Given this, the Tucumán Chamber of Construction (CTC), as reported by Ámbito, had announced that it would unilaterally terminate the contracts, with a demand for lost profits and late payments of works certificates, which would activate a labyrinth of actions. judicial proceedings and the neighborhood would run the risk of not coming to fruition.
For this reason, this last Wednesday, the ministers of Economy and Public Works of Tucumán, Daniel Abad and Marcelo Nazurmet with the Secretary of Habitat of the Nation, Rodrigo Aybar. After the meeting, the signing of a letter of intent was announced so that the property and the works pass to the province. This Thursday, Governor Jaldo together with the Lieutenant Governor, Michael Acevedomade the management and its results official. “We managed to get the Nation, as a result of dialogue, understanding and reciprocity, after the meeting of the Minister of Economy with national officials, to sign a first document where the Procrear II program is transferred to the Province,” he said.
Jaldo reported that Procrear II is the most important housing project in that province and recalled that after Milei took office, the certificates stopped being paid and the companies had to slow down the pace of works until they stopped the execution. In relation to the restart of the works, which will depend on the fine print of the pass that must still be adjusted with the Nation, he indicated that a technical team from Tucumán is working on the development of a project together with the Ministry of Public Works of the Nation. “Once we have the complete project, we will release it,” he said.
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The one who also gave his opinion on the decision, consulted by this means, was the businessman Jorge Garberpresident of the CTC. “For Tucumán it is a huge step that was taken because It is the largest Procrear venture in the country that will generate 6,000 direct jobsplus a similar figure in indirect jobs, because there are 3,100 houses that will contribute to covering the housing deficit in our province.” Asked about the first concrete steps that will be taken, he reported that starting Tuesday of next week there will be a custody shared (businessmen and provincial government) of the works and that same day a working group will be established, together with the technicians of the Ministries of Public Works and Economy of the Tucumán government, to design a plan for the advancement of the works. The key will be to determine how to guarantee financing, since it would be an investment close to $140,000 million.
Ziliotto and Pullaro in line
Ámbito learned that the government of Sergio Ziliotto In August, it already requested the Nation to transfer to La Pampa the operation of the 636 homes in the Procrear neighborhoods being built in Santa Rosa (168), Toay (270) and General Pico (198), whose construction has been abandoned since December. of 2023.
The companies stopped receiving payment from the Nation since December, so they stopped working, laid off almost 1,000 employees and claim a debt of $6 billion. Since then, the Pampas government has been waiting for a response.
In Rosario, Santa Fe, the construction of the Tiro Federal Housing Park of 576 housing units and 14 commercial premises raised on three blocks, also through Procreate II. The Rosario firms Pecam and Epreco are in charge of sectors 1, 3 and 4, while the AMG Obras Civiles firm is responsible for sector 2, but since January of this year there has been no progress and official calculations indicate that they are in the order of 40%, with no signs of resuming.
Official sources indicated that the governor Maximiliano Pullaro He instructed a team to study how the works could be handed over to the province and how a partnership with private companies could be finalized to complete the project. It is expected that given the decision to dissolve Procrear, Pullaro will speed up the management of provincialization before the Nation.
Source: Ambito

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