Plan País Argentina is a citizen network of collaborative intelligence whose objective is the elaboration of a detailed Country Plan composed of State Policies for the development and federal and sustainable economic growth of Argentina. At the same time, it works in depth on the cultural change that sustains them, so that they are maintained, transcend the governments in power and allow the development of a Federal Republican, prosperous, participatory, regenerative and creative Argentina to include everyone.
Plan País Argentina is not, nor does it pretend to be, a political party and is not financed by public funds of any kind, only by the contribution of its participants. It is open to any citizen who wishes to participate.
Our space works horizontally, by areas, with coordinating and working tables made up of co-constructors who contribute their knowledge.
As part of the cultural pact of Plan País Argentina we declare:
"We don't do party politics. Nor do we particularly support anyone who does. However, just as our members are free to vote for whoever they want, they are also free to work and offer their knowledge, individually, to the political force of their choice.
Our objective is that in Congress, principles of minimum consensus are reached that allow us to legislate State Policies, for the growth and sustainable federal development of our country, that are maintained beyond any political cycle.
The more Plan País citizens there are at different levels of society, the more possible it will be.
If at any time any member of our network is a candidate on any list, is a party authority or assumes a position as a government official, they will cease to be part of our network as an active co-constructor and will become an outgoing co-constructor. This means that for the duration of his or her mandate, he or she will not be able to work, hold any position, or carry out any tasks in Plan País Argentina. At the end of his mandate, he will be able to resume his collaboration".
Coconstructors:
Abolsky, Esteban Luis
Abihaggle, Carlos
Agú, María Luz
Aguilar Benítez, Mario
Alpert, Inti
Amarante, Lorena
Aristegui, Diego
Arzuaga, Ximena
Balbo, Susana
Barañao, Lino
Beltrame, Valeria
Benavidez, Pablo
Bensusan, Soledad
Benvenuto, Isabel Maki
Berenstein, Luciano
Berti, Luciana
Bilotte, Alberto
Bisang, Roberto
Bondolich, Carolina
Britos, Sergio
Cabrera, Alejandro
Caldiz, Daniel
Cano, José María
Capello, Marcelo
Castillo, Belisario
Castiñeira, Ramiro
Carloccia, Alberto
Clusellas, Julian
Colina, Jorge
Colombo, Anibal
Converti, Roberto
Corbella, Valentina
Cornejo, Ivan
Cornejo, Pauli
Cuburu, Carlos (Retired Co-constructor - National Under-Secretary of Mining Policy)
Delgado, Gabriel
Destéfano, Claudio
Dondo, Santiago
Dumandzic, Maria Gabriela
Echesortu, Ciro
Figueroa, Ana Inés
Foster, Julio
Fritzche, Robert
Giraudo, Pilu (Retired Coconstructor - Vice-president INTA/ Bioeconomy Secretariat)
Galeazzi, Luis
García del Río, Adrian
Gentile Turdó, Francisco
Giaccone, Juan Carlos
Gimenez, Pablo Andrés
Grassi, Andrés
Grgic, Ivan
Griffa, Gabriel
Groisman, Enrique
Guerrico, Javier
Güiraldes, Juan José
Guyot, Chani
Hernandez, Mario Benito
Iglesias, Eduardo
Iramain, Juan
Jasper, Mariana
Junco, Brian
Kogan, Jorge
Kohen, Sixto Tomás
Lacau, Clara
Lando, Marcelo
Lapolla, Fernando
Lattari, Mariano
Lavalle, Laura
Lechardoy, Mariano
Lonac, Catherine
Maccallini, Franco
Magaldi, Diego
Magnani, Victoria
Magnarelli, Sebastian
Mansilla, Mayco
March, Carlos
Marin Fraga, Veronica
Markic, Mario (Co-constructor - Secretary of Tourism of Santa Cruz)
Martín, Julieta
Martinez, Christian
Meiter, Fernando
Miazzo, David
Mignacco, Franco
Mignone, Santiago
Miazzo, David
Millet, Annie
Molina, Ricardo
Mondino, Diana (Retired Construction Worker - Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Worship)
Montamat, Daniel
Morley, Miguel
Niz, Coco
Nogués, Gustavo
Orlando, Ariel
Outeiral, Eduardo
Pariziek, Bernardo
Peirano, Claudia
Perez, Carlos
Perkins, Pancho
Pimentel, Nicolas
Pisani, Nicolle
Puente Olivera, María Lourdes
Rappoport, Luis
Rattazzi, Cristiano
Reca, Alejandro
Rein, Nicolas
Ricard, Florence
Riedel, Roby
Rodríguez, Héctor Mario
Rodriguez, Pablo
Román, Luciano
Romero Sagastuy, Felipe
Rooney, Julian
Roulet, Elva
Sarquis, Leonardo
Scatizza, Carlos
Serenellini, Juan Ignacio
Sierra, Hector
Syracuse, Martin
Storni, Adolfo
Tarraubela, Rodolfo
Tateossian, Corinne
Tomasini, Gabriela
Torres, Marcelo
Vacazur, Luis
Varela, Belén
Vartabedian, Martin
Vidal Meyrelles, Gonzalo
Viel Temperley, Verónica
Viglizzo, Ernesto
Vigneau, Pierre
Vilella, Fernando
Wagmaister, Roberto
Whamond, Alan
Winograd, Mariano
Withrington, Susy
How can you participate?
The levels of participation of Plan País Argentina are:
1- Disseminate Plan País Argentina. Be a protagonist. Be a multiplier leader.
- This is the first level of participation: to become a multiplier leader. Be part of, share and give visibility to our proposal among friends, family and acquaintances. In networks, be active: nothing generates more trust than word of mouth. On WhatsApp, IG, FB, X, TikTok, Linkedin upload images and @ of Plan País in statuses and profiles. Like, interact and share our posts, invitations, photos, newsletters and links. Talk in the street, with radios, newspapers and magazines spreading our proposals. We need many multiplier leaders to create a culture of federal development and growth in our country and to reach every corner of the country advocating the importance of state policies that will last beyond the government of the day. We are also organising a network of "leaders of leaders": a "leader of leaders" for each municipality. There are 1298 of them. If you want to be one of them (apart from joining in the desired levels below) join specifically here: https://www.planpaisargentina.org/buscamos-1298-lideres/
2- To be a network of networks. Building bridges.
- The second level is building bridgesto individuals, universities, public and private organisations, research centres, companies, chambers of commerce, citizen observatories, think tanks, and related groups that already have projects linked to the growth and development of the country.
3- Working in teams
- The third is working as a co-constructor in our teams, whether in our 5Pillars: bioeconomy, mining, energy, knowledge economy, tourism and/or in other areas: integration to the world, exports, co-participation, deregulation, taxation, housing and territorial development, regional economic development, national water plan, public-private articulation, environment, infrastructure; gathering information, analysing and synthesising it for the Decalogues and the Final Deliverable.
4- Support us with your signature
- If you feel represented by our proposal, you can join us with your email address and fill in all your personal details so that, when the time comes to present the State Policy Plan in Congress, through the Popular Initiative LawWe will be able to count on your signature and the process will be faster. Your data will be protected and will not be shared with anyone. We will ask for your consent to use your signature when required, we will never use your signature without your explicit approval.
5- Support us financially
Plan País does not and will never receive public funds of any kind. We are financed by the contributions of our own members. Growing to become massive and a space of influence setting the agenda is not only a huge job but also costs a lot of money. Every contribution, however small, helps us. The annual contribution allows us to organise ourselves with a longer-term vision. You can contribute here: https://www.planpaisargentina.org/donar/
Be part of it, be a protagonist: join the one you want!
If you want to join us, you can do so. here
# ARGENTINES UNITED WE CAN TAKE OUR COUNTRY FORWARD.