09/29/2020 - 14:45
Clarín.com
Politics
President Alberto Fernández insisted this Tuesday to Congress that it approve the bill that reforms federal justice as soon as possible, since in this way it will help cities like Rosario in their fight against organized crime.
The president said it during a ceremony in Rosario, in which he launched the Federal Detect program, and almost at the same time that the Supreme Court accepted the per saltum to deal with the case of the judges who were displaced by the Government.
"We have sent Congress a law that reforms the Federal Justice that creates courts in the Rosario area and it would be very good for Congress to deal with that because it is necessary and that will help a lot in the fight against organized crime, which is precisely the matter. central of the federal justice ", remarked Fernández.
The head of state said this after stating that he decided to send 3,000 million pesos to the Santa Fe government to allocate it to Security, and asked Governor Omar Perotti to focus on Rosario.
Fernández launched the Federal Detect program, which seeks to identify potential cases of coronavirus in the interior of the country, given the increase in infections registered in recent weeks in the provinces.
The president was accompanied by the Minister of Health, Ginés González García;
the governor Omar Perotti and the mayor of Rosario, Pablo Javkin, among other national and provincial authorities.
The launch was carried out at the facilities of the former Rural Society, in Parque Independencia, converted by the emergency into an isolation center for patients with Covid-19.
The last visit that Fernández made to the region was a month ago, when he arrived in Greater Rosario to sign the federal agreement for the start-up of the Paraná-Paraguay waterway, where he nominated Rosario as the administrative headquarters.
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