“August was the month with the greatest accumulation of reserves in the Central Bank (BCRA)almost US$2,000 million, that’s why We have made the decision to release the SIRAs that were pending for all industrial SMEs in Argentina to guarantee jobs”, announced the official in the middle of his speech in the framework of the industry day in the Industrial Union of Entre Ríos.
In this sense, Massa emphasized that the measure aims to “take care” of Argentine SMEs, which are the ones that represent “70% of employment” in the country, US$13,000 million in exports and the “generation matrix of registered employment plus federal”.
“I don’t like SIRAs“, assured the Tigrense and argued that it had to be implemented because this year Argentina was projected to import US$100,000 million and export US$110,000 million, but that forecast vanished with the arrival of “the worst drought in Argentine history“.
Massa also gave himself a place and made a parallel between the trustees who oversee the companies and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that every 90 days it audits the accounts of Argentina and that it proposes “cos recovery” for the energy of the industries, when in reality part of the competitiveness of the companies is linked to the low cost of energy.
“With the gas pipeline we have the possibility of considering, with the second section of the work, exporting gas,” said the pro-government candidate, at the same time that he stressed that this fuel can also be taken to other parts of the country that are currently importing it from Bolivia.
For this reason, Massa predicted that by 2024 it can be “propose a much more competitive productive matrix for the sector” industrial.
“Having finished the Pipeline and launch the reversal of the north, which will be completed on May 14, whoever governs represents 65% savings in the value of energy generation“, he highlighted.
In addition, he asserted that this work will allow obtaining cheaper energysince the gas will come from Vaca Muerta and instead of paying it around US$12, it will be US$3.50 and in pesos.
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Source: Ambito
