With an Ambitious Agenda, the Government Plays Its Cards in Deputies and the Opposition Prepares a Counter-Coup
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National deputy Miguel Ángel Pichetto expressed his resounding rejection of the government’s proposal to modify the Central Bank’s Organic Charter, calling the initiative “a booby trap-type law.” According to the legislator, the bill responds to an “old monetary fund prescription” and pointed out that “the peruanization of the Central Bank only has to ensure that it takes care of the currency.” During his analysis, Pichetto denounced the opacity…
The government seeks to approve in deputies the reform of BCRA and Tax Innocence to unlock the suspension of the PASS 2027. Details.
After two months without a session, the Chamber of Deputies will lift the curtain again this Wednesday to discuss a broad agenda of bills, three of which are of great interest to the objectives of the national government. Read more
A 16-hour session is expected to test the relationship between the ruling party and the allied blocs.
The Chamber of Deputies of the Nation holds a special session on Wednesday, August 26, in which it will address a broad agenda. Among the main projects are changes to the tax regime, the reduction of VAT for cassava starch, the approval of the free trade agreement between Mercosur and Singapore and [...]
The lower house will deal from noon with the reform of the Central Bank, the new version of Tax Innocence and adherence to the international patent treaty, in a day that will also include projects agreed with dialogue blocs.
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