Prefeito de Córdoba garante US$ 3,8 bilhões em fundos privados para obras em bairros

Daniel Passerini, o prefeito peronista de Córdoba, assinou acordos com três empresas privadas para investir US$ 3,8 bilhões em pavimentação de ruas e redes de serviços para bairros. As obras não geram custos diretos para o governo municipal.

Daniel Passerini, o prefeito peronista de Córdoba, na Argentina, assinou acordos com três empresas privadas. Os negócios alocam US$ 3,8 bilhões para obras públicas em bairros, incluindo pavimentação de ruas e a construção de redes de serviços.

Os projetos visam melhorar a infraestrutura local sem retirar recursos diretos do orçamento municipal. Passerini enfatizou que esta parceria público-privada permite desenvolvimentos essenciais sem sobrecarregar as finanças municipais.

O anúncio ocorre em meio aos esforços para aumentar a eficiência da gestão municipal, conforme relatado pelo Perfil. Os nomes específicos das empresas e os bairros contemplados não foram detalhados.

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