The leader analyzed the economic situation that Argentina is going through and, in this regard, considered that “the big problem is that in 20 years as a country we have not been able to develop another sector in Argentina that brings in foreign exchange.”
Smuggling
In another part of the interview, Idígoras denounced: “There is a lot smuggling of grains that harms us as a sector. The state controls all legal activities but it had no force at the border crossings.”
In this regard, he assured that “It is estimated that 750 thousand tons of smuggled soybeans were sold in Bolivia. The issue is already being investigated” and stated that “smuggling occurs because product values are decoupled from international prices.”
Employment
“The agro It has a registered formal employment of 3.7 million people, which is almost half of the registered formal workers. There is still a lot of unrecorded work,” he noted.
On the other hand, Idígoras remarked that “in the oil industry, 100% of the workers are registered and the average salary is 230,000 pesos.”
By way of closing, the leader said that “the exchange rate is reasonable for Argentina.”
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Last Wednesday, the agricultural entities that make up the Link Table held a series of assemblies within the framework of a day of protest and a cessation of commercialization of grains and property.
The most important of them was in the Entre Ríos city of Gualeguaychú, where the main referents of the rural leadership demanded “a change of direction” in the policies for the countryside.
Source: Ambito
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