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From Esquel, rural leader Juan Goya was strong in demanding a change: “When they tell us that the devaluation will be 1% monthly, they’re telling us what our future is going to be,” he warned.

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The Esquel Rural Society turned 100 years old, and that was a more than important reason to celebrate. Anyway, the celebrations had a bittersweet flavor, according to Juan Goya, producer and regional referent, in addition to former president of CRA. The sheep production was the one that promoted the foundation of the entity in 1924. Then in that Patagonian area it added investments in other areas such as cattle ranching, fine fruits, wine and wo…

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From Esquel, rural leader Juan Goya was strong in demanding a change: “When they tell us that the devaluation will be 1% monthly, they’re telling us what our future is going to be,” he warned.

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