US EditionLuis Juez Explained Why He Now Votes in the Opposite Direction to the 2010 Glaciares Law: “I Am Not False”
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The controversial senator tended for a rather absurd phrase during the Glaciares Law debate, when he said that "those who voted against now seem to live in an igloo." But a file found on social media completely landed that Chicana and shows the cynicism of this politician.
Already in the previous one he had spoken of a “hyppism without meaning.” And with his vote (one of the 40 in total), the Senate was against his own. Luis Juez added, in short, a new contradiction. In the session he took charge, and argued that he wanted to “give me a peace of mind”, since “I am not a cynic or a hypocrite.” It was September 2010 when from his bench in the Upper Chamber he made an emphatic defense of “the protection of water”, in…
During the session in the upper House, the Cordobés senator pointed out against those who from the opposition are doing “ecological terrorism.” Now he is the most convinced libertarian. The national senator of La Libertad Avanza Luis Juez explained the reason why he will vote on Thursday the reform of the Glaciares Law diametrically opposed to how he had done it in 2010 when the initiative was sanctioned, and clarified that he does not consider …
The national senator defended the modification of the environmental norm by saying that it seeks to give autonomy to the provinces to generate employment and wealth. The post «I am not a fake, 16 years passed»: the change of position of Luis Juez by the Law of Glaciares appeared first on El Intranssigente.
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Buenos Aires, 26 February (NA) – The national senator of La Libertad Avanza Luis Juez explained the reason why he will vote on Thursday the reform of the Glaciares Law in a way diametrically opposed to how he had done it in 2010 when the initiative was sanctioned, and clarified that he does not consider himself “a false, cynical or hypocritical.” “This law does not violate any of the guarantees that were consecrated at that time. I say this for …
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