Unusual: Funes Mayor Leaves Office for 17 Days to Travel to the World Cup
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The mayor of the Santafesina town of Funes, Rolvider Santacroce, asked for a 17-day license to be able to attend the World Cup, which will be held from next month in the United States, Mexico and Canada, since it is a "personal tradition." Santacroce remarked that this year he still did not take a vacation and for this reason he applied for the license, which was granted to him by the Deliberating Council of Funes, located about 14 kilometers no…
Rolvider Santacroce, head of Funes commune, told on a radio that he will travel to the U.S. to be present in the first round of the national team. The mayor of the town of Funes, Rolvider Santacroce, asked for a 17-day license to attend the World Cup that will be held from next month in the United States, Mexico and Canada, since it is a “personal tradition”. Santacroce remarked that this year he did not take a vacation and for this reason reque…
“It’s a few days, but it does me very well and I really need it, I work a lot. I didn’t have a vacation, so I’m looking forward to being able to leave quickly,” he said. The Unusual entry: Funes mayor will leave office for 17 days to travel to the World Cup was first published in #BorderPeriodism.
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