Axel Kicillof inaugurates infrastructure projects in Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires Governor Axel Kicillof has inaugurated several infrastructure projects across the province, focusing on education, public services, and transportation.

In Berazategui, Kicillof and Mayor Carlos Balor opened the Technical Secondary School No. 7 in Hudson. The project, which had been stalled for nearly two years, was completed using the Educational Fund. Additionally, the pair presented new offices and a monitoring center for AUBASA in the Hudson Polo to modernize highway supervision on the Buenos Aires–La Plata route.

In Punta Indio, the governor inaugurated expansion and remodeling works for Primary School No. 12 and Secondary School No. 4, representing an investment of 549 million pesos. In San Miguel del Monte, Kicillof inaugurated a new Casa de la Provincia, a 2.64 billion peso facility centralizing provincial services like ARBA and IOMA, alongside new water purification and sewage treatment plants.

Throughout these events, Kicillof criticized the national government's reduction of public works funding, asserting that the provincial administration remains committed to investing in essential services and public education.