Patricia BullrichMinister of Security, announced this Tuesday the return of Civic Service with a publication on his social networks, where he showed himself signing the project with Sandra PettovelloMinister of Human Capital.
Bullrich had promoted the implementation of the program during his administration in the government of Mauricio Macri. Civic Service will be present in 11 cities in Argentinaand it will be for the young people from 18 to 24 years old who do not study or work.
Additionally, more details will be officially revealed in the coming days, such as how to register, requirements and locations.
Patricia Bullrich’s publication
In her We are going to call them to provide them with training in discipline, respect and values“.
“Handled by the National Gendarmerie and in collaboration with the Ministry of Human Capital, They will receive educational and work tools and training“he added.
Finally, he highlighted the program as “a concrete alternative so that they can resume their studies, access a job and build a future with order and real opportunities“.
With the previous implementation, the initiative sought “the training in democratic and republican values”and the “promotion of personal and community commitment, responsible habits, encouragement of the completion of the mandatory educational cycle and the promotion of the development of work, cultural, trade and sports skills.”
Concerns had also been raised that this was a “new colimba”to which Bullrich had been totally against: “First of all, the training is physical and the Gendarmerie personnel will be unarmed. In relation to returning to the ‘colimba’, we are not thinking about it, we do not think it is mandatory.” With the arrival of Alberto Fernández, the initiative was truncated.
Source: Ambito
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