Patricia Bullrich delivers 329 homes to federal police officers in Córdoba Capital

Patricia Bullrich will be in Córdoba this Monday to lead a housing handover ceremony for federal forces. The Minister of National Security will grant a total of 329 houses intended for operational personnel. The event will take place at 4:00 p.m. at a complex located on José Chocano Street at 5,000.

The houses are located in the northern area of the city, near the Procrear S4, Parque Liceo, and Villa Retiro neighborhoods. These are new units, ready to be inhabited and built with state funds. The handover aims to address a concrete need of those who serve in different provinces.

The project is the result of joint work between the Ministry of Security and the Ministry of Economy of the Nation. This coordination made it possible to move forward with a housing solution for members of the forces who perform strategic functions. The decision also seeks to organize and make the use of public resources more transparent.

Administrative order

The Security Ministry explained that this policy responds to a clear diagnosis of previous irregularities. In the province of Tierra del Fuego, official houses were found to be rented out as tourist accommodations. In response to this, a national audit of the use of assigned properties was initiated.

The new assignments are made under strict control and with exclusive destination for federal personnel. The goal is for state resources to reach those who truly need them. This logic also aims to reward the vocation for service and strengthen the morale of the forces.

Bullrich keeps a clear line regarding asset management in security. Under her administration, agreements were reviewed, improper privileges were revoked, and progress was made in the recovery of assets. The handover of houses is part of that same agenda of order, control, and support for work in the field.

A commitment to security and merit

The Government seeks for benefits to reach directly those who confront crime throughout the country. This action not only recognizes the efforts of personnel but also improves their quality of life. For the national administration, providing decent conditions to the forces is a strategic matter.

Those close to the minister emphasize that these policies make it possible to strengthen territorial deployment. A well-equipped and well-housed force is a more efficient and committed force. This is why the aim is to guarantee material resources where there is vocation and discipline.

This measure also marks a contrast with previous administrations that normalized administrative disorder. Bullrich emphasizes that transparency is a central axis of her administration and that the state must be exemplary. This way, progress is being made toward a more efficient model, where merit and public service are valued.