The national deputy of the Federal Meeting, Ricardo Lopez Murphytargeted the Minister of Economy Luis Caputo by demanding that he “stop looting the Argentine countryside” and stated that the Government must include the discussion of Budget 2025 in the extraordinary sessions in the Congress.
The legislator referred to the elimination of withholdings on rural production and asked the head of the Treasury Palace to “stop looting the Argentine countryside.” ““The risk we are running with the sector that drives our exports is immense,” he warned.
“To climate risks, “To the super devaluation of Brazil, which is our competitor, tremendous taxes are added to all of this.”López Murphy emphasized.
In another vein, he asked the Government to include within the extraordinary sessions the debate on the Budget 2025 and warned that excluding it would generate a “very serious” distortion since the Government “can spend as it pleases.”
Regarding the project itself, the deputy stated in dialogue with Radio Splendid: “I wanted to include an article in the Budget Law on fiscal responsibility, which would make it impossible for provincial governments to advance taxes.”
In the midst of the flirtation between the Government and PRO leaders, Caputo received Ignacio Torres
In full seduction operation on the part of Freedom Advances (LLA) to attract leaders of the PRO With a view to the legislative elections, the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputoreceived this Friday at the Treasury Palace the governor of Chubut, Ignacio Torresone of the three yellow bosses.
The meeting took place just one day after the Buenos Aires mayors Diego Valenzuela (Tres de Febrero) and Ramiro Egüen (May 25) officially announced their jump to the “forces of heaven” from the space he founded Mauricio Macri.
Specifically, the objective of the meeting was to sign the first agreement within the framework of the “Regime for Extinction of Reciprocal Obligations”, the Government program that seeks to settle cross debts between the Nation and the provinces.
In this regard, Minister Caputo indicated that “this is a great achievement for both the Nation and Chubut” and stressed that “Thus we end all cross-claims, both economic and judicial.”
Source: Ambito
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