Nicolás Slimel called on Chaco's political leadership to recover an agenda focused on the population's concrete demands and move away from debates that fail to address everyday problems.
He argued that political leaders must strengthen their presence across the province and rebuild priorities from the needs expressed by residents, workers, shopkeepers and different sectors of the community.
His message emphasised the need to organise public debate around management and solutions. Slimel said political representation loses effectiveness when it becomes detached from social concerns or focuses exclusively on internal disputes.
He also stressed the importance of maintaining a provincial agenda capable of combining development, inclusion and an effective state. The proposal seeks to turn political decisions into measurable improvements in the daily lives of Chaco residents.
Slimel said rebuilding trust requires proximity, dialogue and results-oriented planning. The challenge, he argued, is to place citizens once again at the centre of political action.
