Jorge Macri Sent the Buenos Aires Legislature a New Contravention Code with Tougher Penalties for Blankets and Traps
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Sets fines of up to $58 million for illegal sale in public space, over $7 million for alcoholized driving and up to 90 days of arrest for repeat offenders
The initiative, promoted by the head of government, Jorge Macri, was sent to the Buenos Aires Legislature and contemplates increases in fines, more days of arrest and the incorporation of new violations.The entry The Porteño Government presented a project in the Legion to reform the Contravention Code was first published in #BorderPeriodismo.
The head of government of Buenos Aires is moving forward on a comprehensive reform that seeks to harden penalties, add faults and aggravate recidivism.
The Porteño government has sent to the Legislature a project to reform in a comprehensive way the Contravention Code of the City (Law 1,472) and the Contravention Procedure Law (Law 12). The initiative, presented by the head of government Jorge Macri, proposes to increase fines, days of arrest and tasks of public utility, incorporate new violations and
The project sent by Jorge Macri to the Buenos Aires Legislature increases fines, days of arrest and community tasks, incorporates new violations and aggravates recidivism in public space.
The initiative presented by Jorge Macri tightens penalties for misdemeanours in public space, aggravates recidivism and typifies new figures such as street harassment and digital scams.
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