US EditionBy Word of Mouth: Radical Intendents Look for Alternatives Not to Depend (so Much) on Llaryora
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In radicalism, they admit that the scheme of funds armed from the provincial government is leaving no scope for action to the municipalities, which are constrained by the fall in the collection, the lack of national public works and the attack of the National Bank by the rate of Commerce and Industry. As is known, it is intended and intended to set the dates of the elections of their localities, so the electoral engineering depends to a large ex…
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