US EditionThe Impact of Retentions on Agriculture: “only 39% of Argentina’s Surface Remains Viable”
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The Liaison Table accuses the government of "stealing agriculture" and demands to eliminate withholdings. "The countryside needs predictability," they said in an inflammatory statement.
Canal C Tension between Córdoba and Nación for retentions: Llaryora and Schiaretti ask to eliminate them already The decision of the national government to restore the retentions to the levels of 2024 generated a strong reaction in Córdoba and in other provinces of the productive center of the country. Since this 30 June, the soy returns to tax 33% and the corn and sorghum 12%, after overcoming the temporary decrease that had been arranged month…
The president of the Barbechando Foundation, Ángeles Naveyra, highlighted that the economic inviability caused in agriculture by the retentions “generates that Argentina cannot develop.” Read more
The head of the Confederation of Rural Associations of Buenos Aires and La Pampa (Carbap), Ignacio Kovarsky, criticized Javier Milei’s management for saying that “retentions are and will be a robbery with any government.” In an interview with Radio Rivadavia, the rural leader expressed his disappointment with the libertarian administration, which he reproached for not having fulfilled his promise to immediately eliminate export rights to the agr…
The ex-goberandor of the province of Córdoba, Juan Schiaretti, called for the complete elimination of the withholdings of soybeans and their by-products, one day after the deadline in which a temporary reduction of this tax is applied. “We have to get rid of the country, and that is to eliminate the withholdings instead of raising them. This only harms production and delays Argentina,” Schiaretti warned on his social networks.
The president of the Confederation of Rural Associations of Buenos Aires and La Pampa (CARBAP), Ignacio Kovarsky, went to the government crossing regarding the removal of retentions and remarked that “they are and will be a robbery with any government.” The leader of the camp entity questioned thus the position of the administration of Javier Milei regarding the elimination of the tax on agricultural production, in which they said that “nothing …
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