The governor of Córdoba, Martín Llaryora, made a balance of his management and shared his vision on future challenges, highlighting the work carried out in key sectors such as economy, security, health, education and employment.
“We have reached the end of a tough year, in which we set ourselves the main challenge of accompanying all productive and social sectors to navigate the profound changes that Argentina is experiencing”Llaryora noted.
He emphasized that the decisions made were guided by a “human gaze”with the aim of preserving the achievements achieved with work and sacrifice.
The president highlighted that his management managed to maintain the fiscal surplus, thus allowing the continuity of an ambitious public works plan. “We launched more than 120 strategic works throughout the territory, bringing concrete solutions to each region and taking care of the work of our people”he stated.
Convinced that “There is no better social policy than a good job,” Llaryora highlighted the programs aimed at promote employment, such as the continuity of the PPP and the launch of the +26 plan, which expands job opportunities.
Furthermore, he mentioned the delivery of productive credits to support commerce, industry and the countryside.
In educational matter, The governor highlighted the implementation of the Educational Ticket and Metropolitan Ticketas well as the expansion of the Provincial University to the most remote areas, guaranteeing equal opportunities for all students.
In health, Llaryora mentioned the investments aimed at meeting the increase in demand derived from the increase in poverty and unemployment. “We have worked so that no one is left without health care,” he assured.
Security also featured prominently in the balance. Among the measures implemented, the governor mentioned the incorporation of more personnel, the acquisition of equipment, the creation of local prevention guards and the expansion of prosecutor’s offices specialized in drug trafficking. Likewise, he stressed cooperation with the national government in the fight against organized crime.
“Know that this governor will continue to accompany you, working for a solid economy, production and employment,” declared Llaryora. Finally, he expressed his hope for a better 2025 for all Argentines and wished happy holidays.
Source: Ambito
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