ARThe governor of Corrientes province, Juan Pablo Valdés, signed a cooperation agreement with the National Agency of Ports and Navigation (Anpyn) to acquire new vessels for provincial use, enhancing logistical operations on the region’s rivers. This agreement was reached after negotiations in Buenos Aires with national officials, including Chief Cabinet Minister Diego Santilli, reflecting alignment between the provincial administration and President Javier Milei’s national government. The deal allows Corrientes to access the boats through a comodato arrangement, avoiding the need for budget allocation for their purchase, thus freeing up resources for other operational areas such as port management and environmental oversight. Valdés emphasized the importance of this step for infrastructure development and regional navigation optimization.
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