The Buenos Aires Provincial Government Rejected the Libertarian Project to Charge Foreigners for Healthcare and Education in the Province of Buenos Aires.
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The discussion about the number of foreign students in the Argentine public universities escalated again this week, with conflicting data between the national government and the authorities of the University of Buenos Aires. The crossing also reopened the fundamental question: if the DNU that allows charging these students remains in force after the Justice annulled a central part of that norm.The discussion about the figures of how many foreign…
The government of Buenos Aires province rejected on Monday the initiative presented by legislators from La Libertad Avanza to charge foreigners for the use of universities and hospitals in the province. Ministers Carlos Bianco and Nicolás Kreplak, Minister of Health, accused the national government of trying to "cover up the IMF's austerity measures" with this project. They provided official data on the low use of public services by this populat…
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