The year 2019 marked a significant turning point in Argentinian politics, a year overshadowed by the passing of a prominent figure who had left an indelible mark on the country's social and political landscape: Hermes Binner. While 2019 didn't see him actively involved in the same high-profile roles he held previously, his legacy continued to resonate, particularly in the context of his lifelong dedication to urban planning and child-centric development. Understanding Binner's 2019 requires looking back at his career, his vision, and the impact of his absence.
Binner's political career was long and multifaceted, culminating in his tenure as Governor of the Province of Santa Fe. His time as governor, a period often analyzed in retrospect (as seen in articles like "A 12 años de la asunción de Binner, una etapa"), solidified his commitment to progressive policies and fostered a strong legacy in Rosario, a city deeply connected to his political journey. This legacy is further complicated by the concurrent political events of 2019, including the retention of the Rosario intendencia by El Frente Progresista, the political coalition with which Binner was strongly affiliated. His death, as reported in headlines like "Murió Hermes Binner, ex gobernador de Santa Fe y," cast a long shadow, leaving a void in Argentinian politics and a space for reflection on his contributions.
One significant aspect of Binner's influence that is particularly relevant to 2019 is his collaboration with Francesco Tonucci, a renowned Italian architect and pedagogue known for his work on child-friendly cities. Their joint efforts to promote child-centric urban planning, a concept explored extensively in Tonucci's "The City of Children," extended far beyond Argentina's borders. Binner, along with Tonucci, actively sought to create a network of collaborative mayors across Argentina and Latin America, a testament to his belief in regional cooperation and shared responsibility for building better communities. The initiative, mentioned in the initial prompt's reference to Binner and Tonucci summoning mayors, aimed to establish a model for creating child-friendly cities across the region, a project that unfortunately lost momentum with Binner's passing in 2019.
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