Rio Negro cooperativeism, made up of more than 400 service, labor and livestock organizations, meets this Saturday in Bariloche to put the current agenda and see the challenges ahead, in a province where “the best moment of the cooperative movement is lived,” as Alejandro Pozas, president of the Federation of...
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Rio Negro cooperativeism, made up of more than 400 service, labor and livestock organizations, meets this Saturday in Bariloche to put the current agenda and see the challenges ahead, in a province where “the best moment of the cooperative movement is lived,” as Alejandro Pozas, president of the Federation of...