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Jerónimo Shantal and former governor Rodolfo Suarez. During his management, he provided legal advice on the Mining Directorate that he will now command.
The new official, one more of the under 40 team that makes up Cornejo’s cabinet, is also a university professor in a mining law chair at the Champagnat University.
“He is more than qualified for the profile that is sought to be given to that direction. Now they are focused on advancing different mining exploitation models,” sources close to the Ministry of Energy provided.
As Diario UNO was able to confirm, in the previous days, Shantal was already dedicated to carrying out an in-depth survey of the projects of the Mining Directorate to know what state each one is in.
Because the mining procedure law establishes as an obligation that the head of the Mining Directorate must be a “mine engineer or geologist”, it is most likely that the decree that appoints Shantal will do so as “advisor in charge of the Directorate.” of Mining”, to save that demand that the Government House described as “obsolete and inappropriate”.
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He changed his last name so they would stop making fun of him.
Only when Jerónimo Shantal came of age was he able to escape the bullying he had suffered since childhood in his native San Carlos.
The thing is His real last name was Chanta Morsucci, but he decided to change it as soon as he could. to also avoid the consequences that could arise when he began to work as a lawyer.
“He is the first to joke about the discredit that having to sign with the surname Chanta would have generated for him as a lawyer and that is why he changed it to Shantal, because the law requires that the new surname have some similarity with the previous one,” said a colleague with whom she has worked for a long time.
Although the lawyer who landed in Mining changed his first surname, he also kept the second one, which is Morsucci.
The day he denounced the environmentalists who took over the Legislature
On December 17, 2019, the modifications to Law 7,722 were debated in the Mendoza Legislature.which ended in another norm that only lasted 9 days until former governor Rodolfo Suarez decided to repeal it in the face of massive social demand.
That day, Shantal was still legal advisor to former senator Pablo Priore and, according to what he said on his social networks, when he wanted to leave the Legislature he was attacked by a group of protesters who insulted him, spat at him and threw eggs.
After that attack, the lawyer decided to file a judicial complaint against the situation and posted his decision on his Twitter account.
“They claim to be defenders of water, they are far from it. These anarchists are far from being neighbors who demonstrate peacefully for a valid claim. These people today carried out an act of pressure that still holds several legislators hostage,” he tweeted that day. .
2024-01-02 00:19:31
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