The Governor denied the lack of communication with the mayors.
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From the Buenos Aires Government, led by Axel Kicillof, remarked this Friday that “the phone is always open” for communication with the mayors of the opposition, within the framework of the new measures implemented in the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area (AMBA) to mitigate the expansion of the second wave of coronavirus.
“The phone is always open. The mayors can call the governor, the chief of staff or the minister of government as many times as needed“Buenos Aires government sources told Tlam, although they considered that” the meetings are not requested by Twitter.
During the morning, the mayor of Vicente Lpez, Jorge Macri (Together for Change) requested through the social network Twitter a meeting with Governor Kicillof to “discuss” the measures adopted to reduce the cases of coronavirus.
“I ask Kicillof to summon the mayors of the opposition to discuss the measures adopted. Governor, do like Alberto Fernndez, who receives Horacio Rodrguez Larreta. Let us reach agreements to take care of the health of Buenos Aires, but with open schools” , Macri post.
I ask @Kicillofok that we summon the mayors of the opposition to discuss the measures adopted. Governor, do as @alferdez who receives @horaciorlarreta. Let’s reach agreements to take care of the health of Buenos Aires, but with open schools.
Jorge Macri (@jorgemacri) April 16, 2021
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In response, the Peronist Mayra Mendoza, communal chief of Quilmes, replied: “Jorge, be sincere. On April 7 we had a (meeting by) zoom with the governor all the mayors of the AMBA and no one raised objections to what Kicillof had proposed. when he affirmed that he should take more restrictive measures if the cases continue to increase. On the contrary, we agree on the decision. “
As I see that you are having some memory problems, @jorgemacri I leave you the photos of the zoom in which all the mayors participated on 4/7.
In case you are not there, you are connected to the right of the screen. pic.twitter.com/lyv9tksqyB
Mayra Mendoza ☀️ (@mayrasmendoza) April 16, 2021
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In this sense, sources from the Government of the province of Buenos Aires told this agency that the meetings with the mayors “are periodic,” they recalled that on April 3, one was held with the 135 Buenos Aires communal chiefs and that four days later they took held another meeting in which the mayors of districts of the AMBA participated exclusively.
However, they assured that they will continue to meet “as many times as necessary because the coordination of the work was the way to coordinate responses throughout the year 2020.”
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