Debate on Ruling Party’s Land Ownership Bill Pushed Back After Spat
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During his speech on the 172nd anniversary of the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange, the president referred to the postponement of the debate for the inviolability of private property
Debate on ruling party’s land ownership bill pushed back after spat
Milei government fails to gather votes, postpones upper house debate over land ownership reform bill; Fourth delay for controversial bill that would eliminate restrictions on the foreign purchase of rural land; Comes after spat between Vice-President Villarruel and La Libertad Avanza Senate chief Patricia Bullrich.
Writing Open Channel “It wasn’t just a party, to the point that the session that was called for today in the Senate faded. Many government allies who said they were going to support the project decided to back down and warned today (for yesterday) the negotiators of the ruling party”, said yesterday journalist Gabriela Vulcano in Pasaron Cuas, the program led by Alejandro Bercovich on the project of “Inviolability of private property”, written …
The Senate approved with 62 votes in favour, three against and one abstention, to move to the middle fourth until next August 6 the treatment of the draft Law on the Inviolability of Private Property. The repeal of the Law on Lands in the Senate was suspended in its third attempt but the libertarian government with the complicity of its allies of occasion, will try again in August. The norm had been sanctioned in 2011 to limit the sale of land t…
Javier Milei questioned the upper house harshly after the session scheduled for Thursday would collapse without any treatment of the private property law promoted by the government. During a speech for the 172th anniversary of the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange, the President pointed out to the senators as the ones directly responsible for the stagnation of the country. "If we violate the right to property, there are no incentives to save," he fire…
Senator Daniel Bensusán (UxP) welcomed the fact that this Thursday the Senate did not deal with the bill amending the Land Law and that the session was passed for the beginning of next month, as the ruling party did not secure the votes for its approval. “This was not another session. We managed to suspend the treatment of the Law on the Non-Violability of Private Property, which is the same as putting a auction poster on our natural resources, …
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