The “Governor Enrique Tomás Cresto” distinction will be conferred in the Senate of the Argentine Nation, in Buenos Aires.

An important recognition of the contribution made by the University of La Serena to Latin American integration, through the International Relations Office, and the career of the Director of RRII ULS, is what the Mg. will receive. José Mora, who will be awarded the “Governor Enrique Tomás Cresto” distinction, instituted by the Senate of the Nation; the Argentine Federation of Municipalities; the Latin American Federation of Cities, Municipalities and Local Government Associations; the Municipal Integration System of America South Area and the Shalom Club.

The “Leaders for Development: Governor Enrique Tomás Cresto” distinction is given to political leaders, legislators, government officials, representatives of intermediate institutions, academics, workers in the social and popular field, teachers, researchers and businessmen from different Latin American countries who stand out. for their work to benefit their communities and the well-being of society.

In a writing, Congresswoman Mayda Rosana Cresto and Senator Pedro Guillermo Guastavino highlight that this recognition is given for the contribution to regional integration in Latin America, “as a 'Leader for Development', highlighting his career and the innovative approach of his actions as contributions to the well-being of our communities.”

The recognition that bears the name of the former governor of Entre Ríos was instituted 18 years ago and is part of the Support Program for Local Government Initiatives, which seeks to put the definition of a development strategy that promotes development at the forefront of the international agenda. recognition of the Latin American continent, worrying about the destiny of our regions and countries.

The award ceremony will take place in the Hall of the Lost Steps of the Palace of the National Congress of the Argentine Republic (Buenos Aires).