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In Deputies, They Debate Project on Rural Vandalism: "The Countryside Is Being Affected by Criminal Modalities that the Law Today Ignores or Minimizes"
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With invited speakers, the Committee on Agriculture and Livestock of Deputies will deal with a project that seeks to impose penalties for acts of rural vandalism and is promoted by the Pampean Martín Ardohain (Pro), chairman of the commission. The meeting will take place on Tuesday, from 15 p.m., in Chamber 1 of the Annex of the Lower House and, in addition to this topic, the agenda includes a dozen draft resolutions and statements. The draft ha…
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