The bloc of deputies from La Libertad Avanza in the province of Buenos Aires, led by Agustín Romo, presented an important project demanding the ultra-Kirchnerist government of Axel Kicillof to reallocate budget items to address the emergency in Bahía Blanca, Coronel Rosales, and the region, following the devastating flood on March 7.
Meanwhile, thousands of Buenos Aires residents suffer the consequences of an unprecedented storm, the Kirchnerist government continues allocating resources to gender issues, public and inclusive communication, and music festivals, instead of prioritizing the urgent needs of those affected.
The resolution presented by the libertarian deputies urges the reallocation of these funds within the General Budget of the Public Administration of the Province of Buenos Aires for the Fiscal Year 2025 (Message 4267).
Agustín Romo, diputado de LLA en PBA.
The goal is to allocate money and public initiatives to those who really need it and not to the ideological machinery of Kirchnerism.
"Request the Provincial Executive Power that, in light of the intense rainstorm on March 7 of the current year, which hit the Partido de Bahía Blanca, Partido de Coronel Rosales, and the region causing an unprecedented flood, reallocate the budget items assigned to gender issues, official guidelines, public communication, music festivals, inclusive communication, among others," reads the LLA project.
Faced with a crisis that demands immediate responses, La Libertad Avanza's proposal highlights the urgency of the situation in Bahía Blanca, prioritizing citizens over political expenses.
El proyecto de LLA.
The proposal presented by the La Libertad Avanza bloc seeks to redirect funds, pointing out that currently, allocations are made to areas that do not represent a priority, especially in a crisis context.
The initiative raises a debate about the use of the provincial budget and the need to ensure that resources reach those who need it most in emergency situations. Now, the response is in the hands of the Kirchnerist government and the Legislature.
