Benegas Lynch Complained because They Ask to Rescue “the Guy Who Bought a TV and, as Argentina Did Not Win the World Cup, Does Not Want to Pay ”
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The national legislator of La Libertad Avanza argued that debtors who were financed to buy motorcycles or solve their daily lives are put in the same situation, with gamblers and people who simply don't want to honor their debts
The discussion on the level of indebtedness of families escalated in recent weeks, after the ruling party managed to stop in the Chamber of Deputies attempts by the opposition to deal with projects aimed at alleviating the situation of the late. Read more
La Libertad Avanza's deputy criticized requests for state assistance in the face of increased late payment and claimed to differentiate between those who were in debt out of need and those who did so to consume or gamble. Benegas Lynch's entry questioned the bailout of debtors: "The guy who bought a TV for the World Cup and now doesn't want to pay" was first published in #BorderJournalism.
The national deputy of La Libertad Avanza Alberto Benegas Lynch questioned the requests for help for the families in debt and used as an example those who, he said, bought a television for the World Cup and then did not want to pay it.Indec's data show that the sales of these devices fell in front of the previous two cups.During an interview with National Rock, the legislator argued that the debate places those who took credit to sustain their d…
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