La Derecha Diario La Libertad Avanza presents its Comprehensive State Reform Plan in Tucumán
It will be a key presentation under the slogan 'Starting Point: for the freedom of the Tucumanos.'
On May 22 at 8 p.m., La Libertad Avanza Tucumán will hold a public event at the Hotel Catalinas, where they will officially present their Comprehensive State Reform, a proposal that seeks to essentially transform the functioning of the Tucumán state apparatus.
Under the title "Starting Point: for the Freedom of Tucumán's People," the meeting will be led by Lisandro Catalán, president of LLA Tucumán, and will feature the participation of Manuel Guisone, coordinator of the technical teams and main person responsible for the plan's design.
According to the group, the project is the result of the work of specialized technical teams and proposes concrete changes in all areas of the State, with the aim of addressing the structural causes of stagnation and inefficiency.
"The central focus of this reform is to reduce public spending and end the obsolete state structure, captured by political interests that do not represent the citizens," they affirm from La Libertad Avanza.
The event will be free and open to all Tucumán residents who wish to learn about the plan and join the debate on the province's future. At the end of the presentation, a complimentary cocktail will be offered to all attendees.
To participate, both the general public and the media must register in advance through the form available on the group's official website:
- www.lalibertadavanzatucuman.com
Key proposals of the reform to be announced:
- Deep restructuring of state agencies
- Rationalization of public spending
- Elimination of unnecessary political positions
- Transparency and control of fund usage
- Focus on efficient services for citizens
From LLA they assure that this will be the first step of a provincial transformation agenda aligned with the principles promoted by President Javier Milei at the national level. The call seeks to bring together all those who "want to leave behind decades of patronage and corruption" and build a State "at the service of the citizen and not of politics."
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