Misiones will be the headquarters of the first meeting of the 10 vice governors of the provinces of Noa and Nea. “We must try to modify issues that have deepened a very large social crisis in the places we live,” said Bernis, from Jujuy.
The vice governors of Santiago del Estero, Salta and Jujuy discussed the issues they will push when the sessions of Parliament El Norte Grande begin, a space that brings together the vices of ten provinces. One of them will be to ask that this year a new biofuel law is sanctioned based on a project that has already presented the Bioenergetic Leaguethat integrate six governors, and that the Permanent Forum of Vice Governors and Vice Governors of the Argentine Republic (Fovira) meets before the electoral year.
The face -to -face meeting was held in the office of Alberto Bernisin the Jujuy Legislature, where he received his parsteño Antonio Marocco. From there, they gathered by videoconference with the president of the Parliament of Norte Grande, the Santiago Carlos Silva Neder. It was agreed that the executive table will have the first meeting of the year in missions at the end of February, where the program of activities will be defined and the issues that the block will work during this year will be evaluated, also with the proposals proposed by the parliamentarians of Tucumán , Catamarca, La Rioja, Santiago del Estero, Chaco, Corrientes, Formosa and Misiones, indicated to the scope.
Bernis, in contact with the press, highlighted Marocco’s visit and reported that they talked about this year’s political agenda, in addition to resuming the work planned for this year. “The meeting in Misiones will be very important for the situation in which the country is located, in particular the large north, to try to modify issues that have deepened a very large social crisis in the places we live And we have to work among all for the benefit of the people, “he said.
Marocco stressed that the development of biodiesel and bioethanol will be relieved. “Because our provinces are Sucroalcoholeras and have an important possibility of development with bioethanol, we are going to promote that on the agenda, not only in our provinces but also on the national agenda,” he said. Scope consulted an official source, from which it was indicated that It would be sought that the Parliament of the North Grande insist that a new biofuel law is in Congress, based on a project that was agreed by the governors of the Bioenergetic League, which are made up of Jujuy, Salta, Tucumán, Córdoba, Entre Ríos and Santa Fe. The initiative was presented last year and when some sectors showed their dissidents the debate was bogged down. Before the end of the year, National Deputies of Libertad Avanza presented their own project, which did not advance.
The Biofuel Bioenergetic League project contemplates an increase in the mandatory bioethanol cut of 14% by October 2025 and 15% for the same month, in 2026. In relation to biodiesel, an increase to 12% for July 2025 with Progressive increases until reaching a level of 15% in January 2027. The initiative of the parliamentarians aligned with the Casa Rosada proposed an increase in the lower cut offered by the governors.
Federal Meeting
Vice Governor from Salta informed his peers that he held a meeting with the Vice Governor of Buenos Aires, Verónica MagarioPresident of Fovira, to agree on a meeting of all its members. “I was with the president because we want before May, when the country Federalism Institute, “he said.
This Institute, which Marocco chairs, was created to implement the planning and execution of projects aimed at regional integration, productive, economic and social development of the ten provinces of NOA and NEA, with a view to the rest of the country and the world.
Source: Ambito
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