A year after the death of the former Minister of Transport of the Nation, Mario Meoni, President Alberto Fernández and different political leaders remembered the official and honored him through their social networks. Meoni died on April 23, 2021 in a traffic accident on National Route 7 at kilometer 112, which occurred at the height of the Buenos Aires city of San Andrés de Giles.” A year ago we were left by our dear Mario Meoni, who was Minister of Transport. I remember him for his warmth, his honesty, his tireless work. I also remember all the people of Junín mobilized by his departure and grateful to have known him,” Fernández wrote on his Twitter account.Meanwhile, Alexis Guerrera, who replaced the former minister in his tenure in the Transport portfolio, joined the messages and said: “We miss you Mario.”
A year ago our dear Mario Meoni, who was Minister of Transport, left us.I remember him for his warmth, his honesty, his tireless work. I also remember all the people of Junín mobilized by his departure and grateful to have met him. pic.twitter.com/LnZoUqMkqU — Alberto Fernández (@alferdez)
April 23, 2022
Meoni was part of the Renovator Front, the political space he had formed together with the current president of the Chamber of Deputies, Sergio Massa. “Equal opportunities as a flag, that is the greatest legacy that Mario Meoni left for millions of Argentines,” they said from the group. “A year after his death, we keep alive his memory, his work and commitment by raising that flag high,” added the Renovator Front.
Equal opportunities as a flag, that is the greatest legacy that Mario Meoni left for millions of Argentines.
A year after his death we keep alive his memory, his work and commitment raising that flag high.
We miss you Mario! ❤️ pic.twitter.com/2UH4H8U99V — Renovator Front (@FrenteRenovador)
April 23, 2022
For its part, from the Ministry of Transport they wrote that “a year after the departure of Minister Mario Meoni, his legacy is still present in every step we take to modernize and federalize transport as he always dreamed of in his administration. We will continue to honor his legacy.” Likewise, the president of the National Commission for the Regulation of Transport (CNRT), José Artiaga, said: “I proudly keep in my heart his teachings and quality of person.” The tribute was joined by the director of the National Civil Aviation Administration, Paola Tamburelli, who said: “The memory, the shared moments and the security of working with your unwavering principles of commitment, dialogue and integrity endure: In the Anac we sustain your legacy and we honor and keep your memory alive always.” Finally, the Sarmiento club in Junín, the city in the interior of Buenos Aires of which the former minister was mayor for several periods, said: “A year after the death of Mario Meoni. Always in our hearts.”
