As I mentioned in the forum of course Hospital Classrooms on the smoke that filled Rosario, as it affected us and the authorities turned a deaf ear, rectify me (listened to my thoughts) and transcribe the notes of Diario La Capital de Rosario.
09/21/1908 By Silvia Carafa / The Capital
Rosario Long onslaught against the burning of grasslands
The notice served to raise awareness about the seriousness of the situation.
Rosario began yesterday with direct action in the context of the onslaught against the burning of grasslands on the islands and with the slogan "No to burn itself to the nature reserve." In a ceremony at the head of the bridge to Victoria, Rosario showed his weariness with chronic and irritating issue. SMOKE
The move will continue this Thursday when meeting in Buenos Aires governor of Santa Fe, Hermes Binner, of Entre Ríos, Sergio Urribarri, the Attorney General's Office, Esteban Righi, and the Ombudsman's Office, Eduardo Mondino. Also gather signatures to support the submission that Rosario did before the Supreme Court and next Saturday there will be a convoy sailing to symbolically embrace the islands.
The call yesterday worked on a test. "This is the first direct actions," explained the ruling party and opposition politicians who did not miss the appointment. As anticipated, there were no speakers and the speakers were managers read the central and accessions. The event also included a release of balloons, musical closure and protesters with signs and masks ingenious.
also attended national and provincial legislators, and community leaders of the industrial belt cities. Participants shared spared no arguments and a general concern, to raise awareness about the seriousness of the situation. Throughout
a strong southerly wind event was part of the scenery and slipped through the speakers. "Luckily blowing in another direction, because it would smoke at this point is there in the islands," said the announcer and called the eye to the east, where the columns stood on the horizon steaming.
The demonstration the bridge is not the only way to express the repudiation of Rosario to the smoke, which became an everyday ordeal. "I have learned that the residents of the neighborhoods are moving and gathering signatures to end the burning," said the mayor Pablo Colon, President of the Environment Committee of the Council.
"Before and after responses entrerrianas authorities were not up to the specific demands, the ceasefire," summarized the former head of the Environment of the province, Marcelo Terenzio. Everyone was there, without distinction of political parties. the slogan was one: "No burning, yes to the nature reserve."
