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“They Stole a River From Us”: the Governor of La Pampa Against Milei for the Royalties that Mendoza Will Now Receive

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Milei changed the distribution of the royalties of Los Nihuiles and Mendoza went on to receive 100%. La Pampa prepares a judicial response. Read more
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Milei changed the distribution of the royalties of Los Nihuiles and Mendoza went on to receive 100%. La Pampa prepares a judicial response. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The province will go on to collect the totality of the royalties by decision of the Executive. The governor of Pampeano, Sergio Zilliotto, showed his anger in X: "Not only Mendoza stole a river from us...Now, together with the government of Milei, they take away their royalties We will not stay still. The Atuel River is also pampean!!!", he wrote. The decision of the national government to grant Mendoza 100% of the hydroelectric royalties of the…

Sergio Ziliotto questioned the decree that eliminates the distribution of royalties between Mendoza and La Pampa and warned that the province will not remain still. The post The governor of La Pampa accused Javier Milei of “stealing a river” from the province appeared first on El Intranssigente: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.

The national government put an end to the scheme that for more than five decades distributed equally between Mendoza and La Pampa the royalties generated by the Los Nihuiles Hydroelectric System. By Decree 982/2026, it established that the entire resources will correspond to the province of Cordillerana from the entry into force...

For more than five decades the royalties were distributed equally with La Pampa.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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El Sol broke the news on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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