Local administration sources told Télam that The meeting will begin at 12, it will be held in virtual mode and will have Mariano Rebord, Taxis, Remises and Schoolchildren operational manager of the Buenos Aires Government as the first speaker.
The hearing will be held through the Zoom platform for the speakers, while the broadcast can be followed on the Youtube channel of the Buenos Aires Government that broadcasts this type of public calls and the headquarters of Commune 1 will be available, in Humberto Primo 250 for people without access to a device.
The increase in the rate proposed by the Buenos Aires authorities It will be in two tranches that will apply 30% from September, while the remaining 20% it will be from November; however, it remains to define the exact dates on which they will come into force.
How much will it cost from September
In this way, the value of the token, which is currently $14.40 during the day and $17.40 at night, will cost $18.70 and 22.50 in September; and in November it will go to %22.50 and $27.
In the case of the lowering of the flag, the current values of $140 for daytime hours and $174 for nighttime hours will be changed to $187 and $225 in September and $225 and $250 in November.
The rise in taxis will coincide with the increase that the subway rate will also have, scheduled for 40% by the end of September, according to what is established by the Buenos Aires government in the proposal made on Friday during a public hearing.
According to Law number 6 of the City of Buenos Aires, public hearings represent “an instance of participation in the administrative or legislative decision-making process in which the authority responsible for it enables an institutional space for all those who may be affected or have a particular interest to express their opinion regarding it”. However, “the opinions collected are advisory and non-binding”
Source: Ambito
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