is a project that is financed with funds derived from soybeans and the province of Chaco.
Buenos Aires. President Cristina Fernandez yesterday received members of the Fundación Solidarity, which was introduced the project for the construction of community schools for Qom (Toba). Cristina
received the details of the project in a hearing attended by the governor of Chaco, Jorge Capitanich, Minister of Education, Alberto Sileoni, the education portfolio holder Chaco, Francisco Romero, and Public Works Minister, José López. In both artists Solidarity Foundation were Leon Gieco, Gustavo Santaolalla, Javier Calamaro, Milo Lokett and Javier Calamaro, among others.
later news conference, Gov. Capitanich explained that according to the draft presented to the President, the new school "will serve 600 students. Said it is a project of 8 million dollars, financed with funds derived from soy and provincial government. "
"is a joint effort that will be open on April 19, 2012," he added. Works
Meanwhile, the President toured yesterday the construction of the extension of the line "E" subway which comprises three new stations, at the junction of Plaza de Mayo and Retirement.
Accompanied by the three candidates of the election kirchnerismo Buenos Aires: the ministers of finance, Amado Boudou, and Labor, Carlos Tomada, plus the former education minister and current senator, Daniel Filmus, the Head of State visited the site of the section of tunnels that reached the first season, "Post Office" under the Avenida Leandro N. Alem.
addition, official sources reported that on the morning of yesterday, the President received at his office at the residence of Olives to the Secretary of Public Communication, Juan Manuel Abal Medina, but not revealed until the end of this year any information on the meeting .
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