In the Midst of the Benefit Crisis, the Government Turns $580 Billion to PAMI
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The Ministry of the Economy provided $580 billion in financial assistance to the National Institute of Social Services for Retired and Pensioned Persons (INSSJP-PAMI) in the midst of strong demands for service cuts and lack of delivery of medicines, according to the Argentine News Agency. The measure was reflected in Joint Resolution 26/2026 of the secretariats of Finance and Finance, published this Friday in the Official Gazette.
The National Government approved $580 billion of financial assistance for the PAMI and will issue debt to address the economic situation of the agency. The measure seeks to guarantee the functioning of the social work of retirees and to cover commitments with providers and suppliers. According to information, the assistance was authorized by a joint resolution between the secretariats of Finance and Finance. The financing will be made through th…
The Ministry of the Economy provided $580 billion in financial assistance to the National Institute of Social Services for Retired and Pensioned Persons (INSSJP), amid strong demands for service cuts and lack of delivery of medicines. According to Joint Resolution 26/2026 of the secretariats of Finance and Finance, published this Friday in the Official Gazette, the funds will be obtained through the placement of three series of National Treasury…
In the recitals, it was pointed out that the measure aims to enable the agency to “carry out obligations assumed with providers and suppliers and to ensure the continuity of the services and services in their charge”.
The measure, as published, seeks to cancel commitments accumulated with healthcare providers to ensure the continuity of services. On Friday, the government issued an allocation of $580 billion for the PAMI and defined its reality as “critical.” The resolution, as published, seeks to cancel commitments accumulated with health providers to ensure the continuity of services. The document justifies the transfer with the “critical financial situatio…
From the Association of Health Workers of Rosario and the provincial South (Atsa Rosario) warned that Javier Milei’s government “with the policies of definancing complicates private health, and there is a large percentage of the population still making the effort to maintain the social work, since in health [...]
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