Biofuels: Officialism in Deputies Fails to Close an Agreement and Differences Cross Allies and Opponents
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The government sought to move forward with the text already sanctioned by the Senate, but Pro, UCR and MID demand changes to protect SMEs from biodiesel
The debate on the Biofuels Law continues to stagnate in the Chamber of Deputies. A cross-sectional range of Buenos Aires legislators rose to the demand of non-integrated biodiesel companies and raised the pressure for modifications to the bill with half a sanction from the Senate. The definitive sanction is complicated. Biofuels: the new...
The representative of Córdoba explained that he was “all ready to move forward,” but that PRO and the ruling party finally stopped the initiative.
Representatives of Buenos Aires ask for changes that the executive branch is not willing to give up. Thus, the risk that the year will end without a new biofuel law is high, unless taking some rabbit out of the galley the official gets the votes to go to the precinct as it arrived from the Senate.
The government wanted to move forward this Wednesday with the project that already had half a sanction from the Senate, but failed to close the agreement with the dialogue blocs. The main conflict is in the scheme for biodiesel and the protection of regional SMEs, especially those in Buenos Aires.
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