Ravier Assured that “the Land Law Does Not Affect Territorial Sovereignty”
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The official said the repeal would reverse changes in rents, imports and other sectors, while the opposition seeks to deal with the decree in Deputies.
Presidential spokesman Adrián Ravier referred this Tuesday to the discussion regarding the Land Law and recalled: “For years, Argentina accumulated regulations that limited the investment and development of different productive activities.” In a press conference, he said: “One of them was the Rural Land Law passed in 2011, the...
Presidential spokesman Adrian Ravier defended the megadecree of economic deregulation. The opposition is pushing for a session in Deputies to reject it.
The presidential spokesman said that “the land continues in Argentina, subject to our laws, our taxes and our jurisdiction.”
Casa Rosada’s spokesman said that the repeal of the Land Law “does not affect national sovereignty” because the soil is still on national territory.
The presidential spokesman, Adrian Ravier, questioned the opposition-driven rejection and said that regulations on rents, gondolas and land would come back.The news The government warned what changes would come back if DNU 70/2023 were repealed was first published in Sin Mordaza.
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