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The Italian Circle of Buenos Aires hosts the Minister of Urban Mobility.

Minister Bereciartua discusses urban mobility at a dinner hosted by the Circolo Italiano of Buenos Aires on August 10th.

The Italian Circle of Buenos Aires hosts the Minister of Urban Mobility.
The Italian Circle of Buenos Aires hosts the Minister of Urban Mobility. Photo: reproduction / AISE.

According to the AISE news agency, the Circolo Italiano in Buenos Aires will host Pablo José Bereciartua, Minister of Mobility and Infrastructure of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, for another edition of its 'Cena del Lunedì' (Monday Dinner). The meeting is scheduled for 20:30 PM on August 10th (Argentina time). Bereciartua will speak about urban mobility in the city of Buenos Aires.

Bereciartua is an engineer who graduated from the National University of La Plata (UNLP), with postgraduate studies at IHE Delft (Netherlands), the University of California, Berkeley, and Yale University. 'Cena del Lunedì' is a regular series of dinners promoted by the Circolo Italiano to bring together the Italian-Argentine community around guests connected to Argentine politics, academia, and the public sector.

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Read the original article in Italian at AISE.

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