New Canon in Puerto Iguazú: National Parks Proposes to Charge $4.2 Million per Month to Remiseros
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The initiative obliges the Gran Meliá hotel remises company to pay a fee equivalent to 70 general tickets per month and an annual consideration of goods for 140 tickets.
The National Parks measure also provides for an annual consideration equivalent to 140 general entrances. Workers argue that the new cost compromises an activity on which 18 families depend and which already has a drop in demand.
The national government that promised to lower taxes and end the pressure of the state on those who work has just created a difficult situation to explain in Puerto Iguazú: the National Parks Administration intends to charge more than $4 million a month from a remiss company to circulate within the Iguazú National Park to reach the Gran Meliá hotel and provide the passenger transport service there. The case sparked a scandal among the workers be…
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