After the Reverse of the Land Law, the Government Seeks to Correct the Communication and Move Forward with Its Legislative Agenda
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The ruling party was harshly defeated in Congress despite having carried out the average sanction of the Law on the Inviolability of Private Property. The unprecedented mobilization in social networks and more common in the streets – where it was strong even with the chapter of the modification of the Law of Lands already removed from its treatment and in a day of rain of torrential times until it was forcibly cleared by the police repression – …
The ruling party secured preliminary approval of the law on the inviolability of private property, but achieved this result at the cost of its two most contentious provisions: the sale of land to foreigners and the reform of the fire management system. Behind the scenes of the negotiations, the Radical Civic Union bloc—with Eduardo Vischi from Corrientes acting as its intermediary—established its own channel of communication with the governors, …
The journalist criticized the management of the project and the strategy of the government: “It failed cunning, intelligence, stinginess and time management.” He also asked someone to tell the President that “he made a mistake.”
“We are at a good time, but we communicate very badly,” a libertarian legislator told Infobae on the rainy morning of Thursday, in which the House of Senators was about to deal with the Law on the Inviolability of Private Property. After getting the average penalty in the fourth attempt, and after eliminating the chapters of Lands and Fire Management, the government reached the same conclusion and forced an internal review to avoid repeating the…
Julián Domínguez, against the Land Law: “If we want to remain Argentine, let this law not pass through the Senate” More information... After an arduous debate, the Senate gave half a sanction to the bill on the Inviolability of Private Property, which introduces substantial changes in the procedures of eviction of urban and rural properties. The next step is the approval of the proposal in the Chamber of Deputies. The initiative seeks to acceler…
The ruling party plans to sustain the Senate's half-sanction and dodge a new confrontation with its allies.
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