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In the Run-up to Javier Milei's Speech in La Rural, Governors Call for "End of Retentions" in the Countryside
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"The future of the country is in support of the countryside," said Entrerriano Rogelio Frigerio.Santafesino Maximiliano Pullaro remarked that "from the National Government insists on putting his hand into the countryside."
Despite the demands, the governors of Córdoba, Entre Ríos and Santa Fe endorsed the libertarian fiscal policy and opened the door to a negotiation with Casa Rosada, on the eve of a strong press in Congress by laws that the President threatens to veto. Including the projects that presented the 23 provinces and CABA for economic resources that the government does not distribute or does it to exhaust and discretionary.
The governor of Santa Fe, Maximiliano Pullaro, that of Cordoba, Martín Llaryora and that of Entre Ríos, Rogelio Frigerio yesterday demanded from the national government “more federalism” and the end of the retentions to the agricultural sector. According to a press release, the three governors of the Central Region met in Cordoba to “renew the [...] The post Pullaro, Llaryora and Frigerio demanded “more federalism” and the end of the retentions …
Pullaro, Llaryora and Frigerio coincided with an event in the provinces of the Central Region, where they reiterated their claims to Casa Rosada.
The pressure was led by Martín Llaryora (Córdoba), Maximiliano Pullaro (Santa Fe) and Rogelio Frigerio (Entre Ríos). The President goes to the field exhibition on Saturday and previews the drop of meat retentions. Two days before Javier Milei gave his speech at the rural exhibition in Palermo, three governors of agricultural provinces launched a strong claim against the Government: they called for “the end of the retentions and more federalism.”…
The President of the Nation, Javier Milei (La Libertad Avanza), will participate this Saturday of the inauguration of the 137th Rural Exhibition that takes place at the
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