The Ruling Party Is Negotiating Against the Clock in the Senate to Approve the Sale of Land to Foreigners
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The Buenos Aires deputy and relevant figure of La Cámpora spoke with Guillermo Moreno, and explained the significance of the failure of the ruling party in the Senate.
Tens of thousands of people will mobilize on August 6 to repudiate and prevent the vote on the Law on the Non-Violability of Private Property. Wide call to surround Congress and march throughout the country to curb the law of alienation, reject evictions and unify the struggle with all conflicts against Milei’s adjustment. Here’s all the information. On Thursday, August 6, the Senate will return to the bill called the Law on the Non-Violability …
The ruling party proposed replacing the elimination by raising the limit on the sale of rural land from 15% to 25%. However, they denounce that it is a trap, since they will eliminate the caps at the departmental level. The ruling party is testing a series of changes to prevent the unpopular reform to [...] The entry Land Law: denounce that the changes that gave the ruling party are "a trap" was first published in Pausa.
The reform of the Land Law will reach the Senate in the midst of a strong dispute within the ruling party and with a possible definition of Victoria Villarruel in the face of a possible tie. Negotiations by the votes and doubts about the interests behind the project open up new questions for the government. Read more
Canal C A flag against Carmen Álvarez Rivero revives debate over land law The previous treatment of land law in the Senate added a new chapter in Córdoba, where a flag addressed to Senator Carmen Álvarez Rivero of La Libertad Avanza went viral. The message was placed in the New Center Shopping, amid criticism of her support for the project that proposes to remove restrictions on the purchase of land by foreigners. The poster displayed the phrase…
The senator questioned the project that seeks to modify the limits for the sale of land to foreigners and said that her block will defend its own opinion in this week's debate.
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