US EditionIn the Face of the Controversy, Villarruel Opened up to the Senators the Possibility of Renouncing the Increase in Diets
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In the face of the new wave of popular outrage over the latest increase in senators’ diets, which will scale to about $9.5 million gross following the joint agreement reached this week with the legislative unions, Vice President Victoria Villarruel made a decision: legislators who want to give up the increase will be able to do so. So far,...
In the face of the new wave of popular outrage over the latest increase in senators' diets, which will rise to about $9.5 million gross following the joint agreement reached this week with the legislative unions, Vice President Victoria Villarruel made a decision: legislators who want to give up the increase will be able to do so. So far, senators who were against the increases could only make it clear in writing, as it was not possible to resig…
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