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They Seek to Regulate the Riders with a National Law that Declares Them “Cultural Heritage”
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An initiative promoted by Buenos Aires seeks to legalize and institutionally protect the riders in Argentina, recognizing them as Cultural Heritage and establishing a regulatory framework that guarantees the well-being of both riders and horses. The project is promoted by Rosana Silvera, a member of a family closely linked to the countryside and to the gaucho skills in the region of Coronel Suárez, linked to the tropilla “La Compartada” of Segon…
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