Néstor Grindetti announced on Monday his resignation to the Government of the City of Buenos Aires, after leaving the head of the Cabinet a long time ago, a position he held at the beginning of Jorge Macri’s management. Through a series of messages on social networks, the leader explained that his decision responds to “personal reasons” and expressed his gratitude to the Head of Government, his work team and the neighbors of the city.
“A little over a year ago, Jorge Macri summoned me to lead the Cabinet Headquarters and it has been a great pride to work on each of the transformations we promote to improve people’s lives,” Grindetti pointed out, who had been summoned by Macri just over a year ago to integrate his cabinet.
Although he did not detail the specific reasons for his resignation, the former Lanús extendent made it clear that his political future will remain linked to the province of Buenos Aires, where he will seek to consolidate an alternative of change.
“I wish that these years that remain in management are successful for the good of all Buenos Aires. At this stage, I will continue working in the province of Buenos Aires to offer the alternative of change that Buenos Aires need,” he said.
“I want to thank the Head of Government for having trusted me to accompany him at the beginning of his journey in the city, the entire team that forms the cabinet and each of the neighbors”, Added the president of the Independent Club.
Grindetti went to the candidate for Buenos Aires governor of Patricia Bullrich In the 2023 election campaign, winner of the intern with Diego Santilli. “My natural leader is Mauricio Macri and Patricia Bullrich exercises very similar leadership”He said in January 2023. Aligned with the Minister of Security, the doubts is whether he will now jump to Lla, where they intend it for a long time.
It would be a hard blow to the PRO, where it is long data: its link with the Macri is prior to politics. With Mauricio Macri They met when the former went to work as a cadet in Socma, the company founded by Franco Macri. In 2015, when the former president of Boca was elected Chief of Buenos Aires government, he accompanied him as minister.
Until December of that year he was head of Cabinet of Jorge Macri And now he held a minor position with a lower range to a secretariat. However, its territorial assembly in Lanús and the conurbano is still a great asset for this year’s elections.
By rn
