The entire municipal cabinet offered its resignation to Passerini

As reported by Perfil Córdoba in this Sunday's edition , Mayor Daniel Passerini is moving forward with the idea of ​​​​making a major reform of his cabinet.

In this context, a tense meeting took place today in one of the main halls of the 06 de Julio Palace. There, on the side of the basement, Passerini summoned everyone at 5:00 p.m. Twelve secretaries and five directors of decentralized entities (Tamse, COyS, Cormecor, the Supervisory Authority, Bio Córdoba) participated.

There, a thorough assessment of each area was made. The extremely delicate economic situation the country is experiencing was highlighted, and everyone agreed on the analysis: "The nation is making deep cuts that affect all municipalities, but that won't change. We must adapt and show people what we are doing. No one here can continue to go unnoticed," was the message, more or less.

There were some long faces, but after Passerini's discussion and analysis, all the officials submitted their resignations to the mayor, who will decide in the coming days—or hours—who will continue and who will leave.

The premise for those who remain is clear: show good stewardship to the residents. Those close to the mayor agree that the municipality was able to keep functioning and that there were many things that were not communicated. It is also understood that there are several areas that need significant improvement, and that residents are rightly demanding it.

The next few days will be crucial in defining the new cabinet that will accompany Passerini.