After seven years, the company Amado Bar y Cocina SpA, a well-known sandwich shop in the Drugstore gallery in Providencia, was able to function. The firm, represented by Rafael Sancinetti, initiated a judicial process to request its voluntary liquidation.
“It was a company recognized among its clients and creditors for its professionalism,” said Sancinetti, who later pointed to the effects of the social crisis and the pandemic. “The opening of the restaurant and bar (…) was severely affected, completely paralyzing services and sales for several months,” he said..
He added that an attempt was made to maintain the economic and commercial stability of the company, with employment suspension agreements and credits created by the State. “Today society does not have cash to pay salaries, taxes, severance pay, supplier debts, remuneration, leases, tax obligations or bank credit installments,” he added.
