The Governor of the Province of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, presented himself this afternoon at a press conference in Olivos to give details of the meeting he had with the President of the Nation, Alberto Fernández, and mayors of the first and second cordon of the Conurbano.” They have to know the neighbors and neighbors that we have to observe and enforce the rules. To avoid contagion, bonaerenses have been asked and asked to stay in their homes,” Kicillof said in Olivos.
So was the meeting
So was the meeting
While acknowledging that there has been very broad compliance with the means of transport, he said that they began work on improving the measures established by the Government.Such is that “some more standardized documentation has begun to be worked on” for all those who must leave their homes, as well as in “instruments to enforce this regulation”.
So was the meeting
So was the meeting
So was the meeting
With regard to a possible extension of mandatory quarantine beyond 31 March, the governor stated that “it is a measure to be weighed” because “from a health and epidemiological point of view has an obvious positive impact” as it “limits contagion.” We must all be anticipating what is being discussed at that level to prevent further developing the pandemic and take care of the lives and health of Argentines,” he said. For her part, the mayor of Quilmes, Mayra Mendoza, said that “there is an operational committee that is working together” between Nation, province and municipalities, and assured that all are “to respond to every situation of need” of the population in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. The meeting was also attended by the Chief of Staff, Santiago Cafiero; interior ministers, Edward de Pedro; Safety, Sabina Frederic; Social Development, Daniel Arroyo; Defense, Agustín Rossi; Public Works, Gabriel Katopodis; and the Secretaries General of the Presidency, Julio Vitobello, and Communication and Press, Juan Pablo Biondi.Also present were the President of the Chamber of Deputies, Sergio Massa, and the national deputies, Máximo Kirchner and Andrés Larroque; in addition to the Vice-President of Government of the City of Buenos Aires, Diego Santilli.In addition, the Ministers of Security, Sergio Berni, were in Olivos; Community Development, Fernanda Raverta; and Health, Daniel Gollan; and the Undersecretary of Services and Institute Management of the Ministry of Health of the Nation, Alejandro Collia.In this note:
