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Three Economic Proposals by Jeannette Jara, Presidential Candidate of the Left, Mark the Debate in Chile
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The economic proposals of Jeannette Jara, elected candidate of the left in the primaries of this Sunday, and militant of the Communist Party (PC), have generated wide debate, especially because of his intention to promote a development model based on the strengthening of the domestic demand. Among his measures is a progressive increase of the minimum wage—which he called “vital”—from the current 529,000 Chilean pesos (approximately 571 dollars) …
When at 18:37 hours last Sunday the Servel announced his first count of the primary elections of the ruling party, it was immediately known that the winner would be Jeannette Jara. The reserved polls that turned in the previous days already advanced that scenario, but none was able to predict the great difference of votes that he would have with the rest of the candidates. Hours earlier, while preparing the stage on Cumming Street where Jara wou…
Jeannette Jara’s victory in the primaries revived the debate within the government on how to exploit Atacama’s salar, the country’s largest lithium reserve. Experts consulted by Sputnik brought different views on the agreement between the state’s Codelco and private SQM, which promises to produce 300,000 tons of lithium annually.
NCA After the representative of the Communist Party (PC), Jeannette Jara, was elected in the primary elections of the ruling party, representatives of the Malleco Farmers' Association called on the presidential candidate to put forward her proposals for the rural world, in particular the inhabitants of La Araucania and the South Macrozone, who must deal with violence, terrorism and the consequent backwardness of one of the most vulnerable areas …
One of the proposals of the presidential candidate of the ruling party, Jeannette Jara, is the creation of a “vital salary” of $750,000, On this, in charge of the administration, Fernando Carmona, said in CNN Chile Radio that the way for that is to establish a ladder with small steps, so that the impact on the economy is more controlled. He also commented that it is necessary to improve or generate subsidies for SMEs so that they can support thi…
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