The head of the Buenos Aires Government, Horacio Rodríguez Larreta, opens today the ordinary legislative sessions of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires for the year 2023. The mayor of the Federal Capital will open the parliamentary year with his speech in the Buenos Aires legislature.
In his first minutes of speech, Larreta referred to his UPD (Last First Day) as head of the Buenos Aires Government and assured that he was very moved: “It is a very emotional moment for me.”
Immediately followingwards, he thanked Mauricio Macri: “Thanks to Mauricio, with whom we started these transformations in 2007, and who we were able to continue and deepen from 2015 to today”.
Education
Regarding educational matters, the mayor of Buenos Aires assured that before 2007 “the system was abandoned, the boys adrift, the forgotten teachers and the infrastructure in emergency”. And he highlighted: “We went from declaring a building emergency in the City’s schools to launching the most ambitious plan of educational works, with which We have already built more than 100 schools in 15 years”.
At the same time, he focused on the modernization of the curriculum and the recognition of teachers “increasing their training hours, creating the University of the City and reforming the Teaching Statute to recognize and value merit in the career.” And he insisted: “In this we are clear: without good teachers, there are no good students or good schools.”
Job
Regarding work, Larreta expressed that it is “progress and dignity” and assured that “it is urgent to generate work in Argentina so that no Argentine ever feels that they have no place in their land.”
In that sense, he asked “reduce the dead weight of the state on the private sectorbecause it is the companies that generate work, not the public sector”.
“For that, we must end the fiscal deficit, lower taxes and fight in depth once morest inflation, which not only anguishes millions of Argentines, but is also a wall once morest production and work,” he continued.
Rodríguez Larreta believes that the State should be “the one that identifies the strategic sectors with the greatest growth potential to improve their conditions and accompany them in their development.”
And he affirmed: “Our country can generate millions of jobs if it has a State that promotes private initiative, and restores Argentina’s export profile. It is difficult, but it can be done, and the City is the best example of that. “.
Security
As to securitythe Buenos Aires president highlighted the creation from “from scratch” of the metropolitan police. “It wasn’t easy, but in every street and every neighborhood where our police expanded their coverage, we saw how people’s lives were changing,” he said, adding: “We invested in infrastructureinaugurating more police stations, modernizing those that were already there, and building monitoring centers. we incorporate cutting edge technology with the digital ring, video surveillance and facial recognition: today 75% of the City has cameras”.
He then completed: “All crimes decreased in Buenos Aires. Today it is not impossible for something to happen to you in the City, but it is less likely, because we have the lowest crime rate in 27 years and we are the safest capital in Latin America”
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