Which provinces open the ordinary sessions of their Legislatures this Monday

03/01/2021 7:50 AM

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Updated 03/01/2021 7:50 AM

Twelve districts, including the City and the province of Buenos Aires, will open the ordinary sessions of their Legislatures this Monday, conditioned by the restrictions imposed by the coronavirus pandemic in terms of presence, based on a schedule that has already started in some provinces. and will be completed in the rest throughout March, April and May.

Córdoba, Entre Ríos and Santiago del Estero have

already had their start of ordinary sessions, while this Monday the City and province of Buenos Aires, Chaco, Corrientes, Formosa, La Pampa, La Rioja, Neuquén, Río Negro, Santa Cruz will do so , Tierra del Fuego and Tucumán, coinciding with the opening in the National Congress.

Meanwhile, the province of

Chubut will do so on Tuesday 2.

Starting at 8 a.m., in the city of Buenos Aires, the Head of Government, Horacio Rodríguez Larreta, will inaugurate the ordinary sessions from his home, by videoconference, and will not attend the Legislature, after having decided to remain isolated for the next ten days as a result of his surprise trip to Brazil.

His vice, Diego Santilli, will be in the Buenos Aires Legislature, under a special protocol that provides for a restriction on the number of deputies in the compound.

In the afternoon, at 6 pm, the Buenos Aires governor, Axel Kicillof, will lead the opening of the sessions in the province, where he will raise the need to promote a law that sanctions cases of irregular vaccination.

In addition to the vice-governor Verónica Magario and the president of the Chamber, Federico Otermín, the chief of staff, Carlos Bianco, and members of all the blocks will be in the premises, while mayors, members of the Judicial Power, members of the Cabinet, and legislators they will participate in virtual mode.

For his part, it was reported that the governor of Chaco,

Jorge Capitanich, will make his opening speech at 8

o'clock and that his correntino counterpart, Gustavo Valdés, -at 8:30 am- will ensure that in his act there is a good distribution of spaces to guarantee the presence.

In Neuquén, Governor

Omar Gutiérrez will speak at 8.30

in a face-to-face session with protocols and there will be a reduction in the number of attendees at the venue, while the president of La Rioja, Ricardo Quintela, will hold a virtual event, scheduled for 19.

Likewise, the governor of Rio Negro, Arabela Carreras, will have a face-to-face session at 9 am at the Cultural Center of Viedma.

In Santa Cruz, Governor

Alicia Kirchner will open the legislative year from the campus at 9:30

, in a virtual session, since there is little space in the campus, according to official sources.

From Tierra del Fuego,

Gustavo Melella will premiere the 38th session at 10 o'clock

, which, in principle, will be mixed with some legislators sitting on their benches and others via videoconference, while the governor of Tucumán, Juan Manzur, will hold an act face-to-face but limited.

In La Pampa, Governor

Sergio Ziliotto will participate at 6:00 p.m. in a ceremony without the public

or officials on the premises.

The schedule for the start of parliamentary sessions will continue in April with

Jujuy, Salta, San Juan and San Luis

, while Catamarca, Mendoza, Misiones and Santa Fe will continue in May.

In Jujuy, Governor Gerardo Morales has planned a face-to-face format, legislative sources told Télam, and in Salta it has not yet been defined whether the act will be face-to-face or virtual, the same case as in San Luis, Mendoza, Catamarca, Misiones and Santa Fe.

With information from Télam.

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