La Derecha Diario Historic: Tres de Febrero has reached 100% sewage coverage in the urban area of the municipality
This achievement in infrastructure was possible thanks to the leadership of libertarian mayor Diego Valenzuela
Under the administration of La Libertad Avanza's mayor, Diego Valenzuela, Tres de Febrero achieved a historic milestone in urban infrastructure by reaching 100% sewer coverage throughout its entire urban area.
This achievement was made possible after the recent connection of the last 12 blocks in the locality of Pablo Podestá, completing an expansion process that directly benefits all residents of the municipality.
The person responsible for this progress is Valenzuela, mayor of Tres de Febrero and the only representative of La Libertad Avanza in Buenos Aires province. Valenzuela, who is also a candidate for Buenos Aires senator for LLA, highlighted on his X account: "HISTORIC PROGRESS FOR TRES DE FEBRERO! With the last 12 blocks in Pablo Podestá connected, we've reached 100% sewer coverage in the municipality's urban area. A great management achievement, but especially a milestone for the quality of life of our residents".
The completion of this project represents a significant advance in sanitation and health, improving the quality of life for the municipality's residents. The project also reflects the planning and execution capacity of policies under Valenzuela's administration, showing that money is enough when nobody steals it.
Valenzuela's successful administration
Since the beginning of his administration, Diego Valenzuela has implemented a fiscal policy aimed at reducing taxes and municipal fees. This strategy seeks to ease the tax burden on businesses and local entrepreneurs, fostering an environment conducive to economic development.
For example, new ventures were exempted from paying the Safety and Hygiene Inspection Fee during their first year of activity, and numerous fees that harm the local economy were eliminated.
Meanwhile, Valenzuela is promoting the modernization of the municipal administration through digitalization of services and the elimination of bureaucracy, reducing regulations and improving efficiency in public management.
The Minister of Economy, Luis "Toto" Caputo, highlighted the measures adopted in Tres de Febrero, noting that the "substantially lower" tax rates and the creation of a municipal Large Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI) generate a favorable environment for investment and employment in the region.
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