… that both the official support measures for the prolonged drought and the rainfall that is beginning to occur in some regions of the country have “little taste”. In the first case, the announcements did not exceed, in general, the very contents of the controversial Agricultural Emergency Law, despite the speculation that existed regarding eventual changes in withholdings, VAT, etc. And, in fact, for habitual analysts, if there were no more protests from the countryside due to the devalued measures, it was precisely because some rain began to occur in the productive areas, which attenuated the (bad) mood of the producers. “The announcements reach 54,000 producers in the provinces with Emergencies already declared, and do not exceed (in amount) 2.5% of what the field contributes only in withholdings per year,” magnified a leader from the interior, alluding to the more than 280,000 agricultural producers from the last census. The point, moreover, is now to see the pace and level of “application” of the measures; at what speed do they “go down” to financial organizations and entities and, finally, who are the creditors.
Source: Ambito
