The Supreme Court Agreed to Intervene in a Dispute Between Kicillof and the Government over Transportation Subsidies
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The Government has 60 days to respond to the claim for the elimination of the fund that offset the rates of inland collectives.
The Supreme Court agreed to intervene in the Buenos Aires claims for eliminated funds and gave 60 days to the National State to respond.
The Supreme Court accepted in the last few hours its jurisdiction to intervene in a claim of the province of Buenos Aires against the national government for the elimination of the subsidy to public transport in the interior. It is the Fund of Compensation to the Public Transport of Passengers by Urban and Suburban Motor of the Interior of the ...
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chacodiapordia.comThe highest court of justice gave the National Executive 60 days to respond to the lawsuit.
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