US EditionThe Opposition Approved in Deputies an Increase of 7.2% of Retirements and a Raise of the Bonus to $110 Thousand
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The Chief of Staff considered that the bill approved in Deputies is "of a very large political irresponsibility.""Where do we get to pay for these increases that they claim?", the coordinating minister fired.
The Argentine Chamber of Deputies approved on Wednesday an increase to retirements, the restitution of the previsional moratorium and the national disability emergency. READ ALSO: Argentina: retirees and feminists converged in Plaza Congreso to 10 years of "Ni Una Menos" With 142 affirmative votes, 67 against and 19 abstentions, the legislators approved an increase of 7.2 percent for retirees, in addition to an update of the forecast bonus, whic…
The national government has already announced that it will veto the projects if they are ratified by the Senate. It has also sanctioned the formula of social mobility and the payment of debts with the provincial pension funds.
Writing Open Channel Javier Milei reiterated that he will turn the approved project in Deputies to increase retirement holdings by 7.2% and update the bonus -frozen since March 2024- from $70 thousand to $110 thousand: «Let us hope that the senators do not support this populist demagoguery but in any way our commitment is to veto anything that threatens the Cero DEFICIT. Fin.» The increase was approved with 142 affirmative votes, 67 against and…
The National Congress is at the center of the debate on the future of pensions and pensions. The Chamber of Deputies approved a measure that proposes a 7.2% increase in pension assets and a rise in the monthly bonus from $70,000 to $110,000. How assets would remain if the bill was approved. Currently, the minimum pension is $304,723,94, which with the bonus of $70,000 reaches $374,723,94. If the 7.2% increase is approved, the minimum pension wou…
17 Cordobese deputies participated in the session where a 7.2% increase in pension funds was approved and raise the bonus of $70,000 received by older adults with minimum income to $110,000. One, Ignacio García Aresca, the closest of the deputies of the Federal Meeting to the governor Martín Llaryora, was missed. Of those who were in the precinct, 8 voted in favor of the increase, six against and there were three abstentions, that of the radical…
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