In his first 100 days in office, the mayor of the municipality of Agustín Codazzi, Hernán Eduardo Baquero Rodríguez, has marked a significant milestone in the history of the municipality of Agustín Codazzi, Cesar, consolidating an exemplary management that prioritizes the good and development of the entire community. community.
Early hiring of University Transportation
The mayor’s commitment to access to education is reflected in the anticipated hiring of university transportation, ensuring that more students can access their educational institutions with comfort and safety. With six additional routes and an extra bus. The service now benefits 300 students, including those affected by the conflict and living in rural areas. Furthermore, thanks to efficiency in supervision, the economic savings for Codaca families is estimated at approximately $60,000,000.
SENA Multicampus Headquarters Project
The approval of the SENA Multicampus headquarters project represents a historic milestone for Agustín Codazzi. This model headquarters will not only offer technical and technological programs, but also university and postgraduate courses in agreement with local universities. This project will not only boost education, but will also have a positive impact on the local economy, benefiting more than 17,000 young people.
Increase in the municipality’s workforce
The arrival of 20 new police officers reflects the mayor’s commitment to community safety. With the expansion of coverage to four quadrants, the police presence is strengthened throughout the municipality, guaranteeing the protection of all citizens. This achievement was achieved with the help of the Valledupar Metropolitan Police.
Construction of the Mother and Child Center in Casacará
The mayor’s management stands out in comprehensive health care with the construction of the Maternal and Child Center in Casacará. This center will provide a wide range of medical services, including specialized outpatient consultation and diagnostic services, significantly improving access to healthcare in the rural area.
Services Fair in Agustín Codazzi
The municipality of Agustín Codazzi witnessed a momentous event when the director of the Department of Social Prosperity, Gustavo Bolívar, together with the municipal administration, held an important services fair that left a positive impact on the entire community.
The fair, which had the active participation of more than 1,300 people, stood out for its wide scope and its focus on meeting the varied needs of the inhabitants of the municipality. From advice on citizen income, Sisbén census, academic offerings with different universities, to the delivery of check letters to victims of the armed conflict. The event offered a diverse range of services that benefited numerous citizens.
One of the most notable initiatives was the mobile unit at the Agustín Codazzi hospital, which provided free dental consultations, bringing medical care to those who need it most. In addition, the sample of the municipality’s peasant market was a success, highlighting the richness and diversity of local products.
Development Plan ‘Progress with Social Sense’
Mayor Hernán Eduardo Baquero Rodríguez marked a significant milestone in the history of Agustín Codazzi by presenting the innovative Development Plan “Progress with Social Sense” to the Municipal Council. This plan, which carries with it a bold and participatory vision, represents a transcendental change by including participation tables in both urban and rural areas, giving voice to communities so that they can present their needs in an accessible and direct way.
For the first time in the history of the municipality, the development planning process was carried out in rural communities, ensuring that the voices of all sectors are heard and taken into account.
Visit of the director of the DPS Gustavo Bolívar to the municipality of Agustín Codazzi.
This innovative approach demonstrates Mayor Hernán Baquero Rodríguez’s commitment to the advancement of the entire community. By prioritizing citizen participation and the inclusion of voices from all sectors, the foundations are laid for more just change.
Alliance for Sustainable Development
The municipality of Agustín Codazzi was the scene of the third meeting of the technical table for the creation of the Progressive Intervention Plan in the Corridor of Life, focused on the Agro-Energy District of Cesar with Territorial Governments.
In this work session, the mayors of Agustín Codazzi, Becerril, La Jagua, Chiriguaná and El Paso, together with representatives of the Ministry of Mines, the vice minister of labor and the vice minister of agricultural affairs, where they presented the various needs and challenges they face their respective municipalities.
One of the central topics addressed was the transition from mining to sustainable agriculture in the municipalities of the life corridor. Local leaders shared their concerns and visions for the future, highlighting the importance of finding solutions that promote the economic and social development of the region, while protecting the environment and natural resources.
The corridor of life and ministries meet in Agustín Codazzi
The municipality of Agustín Codazzi was the scene of the third meeting of the technical table for the creation of the Progressive Intervention Plan in the Corridor of Life, focused on the Agro-Energy District of Cesar with Territorial Governments.
Mayors of Centro del Cesar were at the presentation of the Progressive Intervention Plan for the Life Corridor.
In this work session, the mayors of Agustín Codazzi, Becerril, La Jagua, Chiriguaná and El Paso, together with representatives of the Ministry of Labor, the vice minister of Mines and Energy and the vice minister of agricultural affairs, where they presented the various needs and challenges faced by their respective municipalities.
Vice Minister of Mines Jhoana Rocha Gómez and Mayor of Agustín Codazzi Hernán Eduardo Baquero Rodríguez.
One of the central topics addressed was the transition from mining to sustainable agriculture in the municipalities of the life corridor. Local leaders shared their concerns and visions for the future, highlighting the importance of finding solutions that promote the economic and social development of the region, while protecting the environment and natural resources.