2024-02-03 04:02:16
Once the general approval of the Omnibus Law has been defined, the provincial deputy of Unión por la Patria and representative of the local PJ, Darío Martínez, He said that this Friday was a “sad day for Argentina and for Neuquén.”
Critical of the initiative, the former Secretary of Energy maintained that it lays the foundations «so that the prices of food, medicine and fuel are paid at the dollar priceas long as salaries and pensions are collected in pesos.
He also questioned the province’s ruling party, represented by Governor Rolando Figueroa, whom he accused of “handing over” the province to President Javier Milei “leaving workers, retirees, small and medium-sized merchants, workshop owners and producers to their fate.”
“The governor gave the order to hand over the professionals, the self-employed and those who make odd jobs to the voracity of Milei’s adjustment,” he added, in the same vein.
Back in the law, he indicated that “it transforms into a chimera the merchants’ illusion of increasing their sales, hiring new employees and progressing, or simply the possibility of filling the tank in the supermarket, the car tank, it complicates everyone’s life.” , which will be clear in March when they buy the supplies to send the kids to school.
He also questioned that until now “no one can explain what the positive points are” of the project, but that “they still go and raise their hands” for your approval.
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