Cano Criticized AMBA Subsidies and Denounced Discrimination Against Inland Transport
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Mayor Pablo Javkin once again raised his voice against national centralism and launched a forceful battery of criticism over the deep inequality in the distribution of funds for public transport. Through a publication on his social networks, the municipal chief confirmed this Monday that in the week the mayors of the main cities of the country will mobilize to Congress to demand urgent answers. See more: Nation updated subsidies to AMBA collecti…
"Every 7 pesos that are distributed, 6 go to AMBA and only 1 is distributed to the whole interior," the Rosario mayor questioned. Read more
With a message on his X account, Pablo Javkin confirmed the mobilization with other federal leaders. "The situation is unsustainable, the discrimination we suffer is historical," he insisted.
The legislator questioned Javier Milei's transport policy and warned that, after the elimination of the Compensation Fund, Tucumán must sustain the urban service with its own resources.
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