Colón set to hold assembly before the elections | OneFootball

As the political landscape begins to take shape ahead of the elections, Colón is moving forward with preparations for its Ordinary Assembly to approve the Report and Balance Sheet for the last fiscal year. The tentative date is Thursday, November 20, just 10 days after the official presentation of the lists that will compete in the elections.

This will be the first accountability session under Víctor Godano’s management, unlike the previous balance sheet, which shared responsibilities with the preceding board. On this occasion, the leadership will aim to demonstrate administrative order, although it is acknowledged internally that the main focus of the analysis will be on liabilities, which could show high figures despite an overall surplus.

The Assembly will likely represent the only public appearance of the current administration before the members following the end of the Primera Nacional, during a period where silence has been the norm. In this sense, it will be an opportunity for the president and his team to present their perspective on Colón’s current economic and financial situation, right before entering the final stage of the electoral process.

With attention focused on the numbers and the political message that may emerge, the meeting on November 20 stands out as a key moment on the sabalero agenda and the formal start of a year-end period full of important decisions.

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