US EditionDeputies of La Libertad Avanza Deny Exclusive Benefits at Banco Nación
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Mariano Campero and Alejandro Bongiovanni branded the accusations "milicious" and defended the transparency of their mortgage loans. Read more
A group of members of the economic team and government legislators obtained mortgage credits of up to US$ 350,000 at Banco Nación, the main public entity in Argentina, and since the opposition presented a request for reports to know details of the operation. In Chubut, the deputy and former holder of the ANSe in Comodoro Rivadavia, Maira Frías, is one of those who benefited from a credit. In the specific case of the deputy who responds directly …
While Milei’s government applies an unprecedented adjustment on retirees, public employees and vulnerable sectors, a list of beneficiaries close to the ruling party agreed to million-dollar mortgage loans from Banco Nación. The reported cases are no exception: they are part of a pattern. There is a scene that condenses much of the political hypocrisy ... The Banco Nación at the service of power. Read more »
Even the radical with a wig Mariano Campero took his piece.
While Milei’s government preaches austerity and leaves no access to credit to families and SMEs, state secretaries, deputies, dependent Twitter users and even Martin Menem’s 24 year-old nephew access to millionaire loans from the public bank. Anti-caste discourse clashes head-on with financial system records. [...] La entrada La venta de los privilegees: civil servants and libertarian allies obtained millionaire loans from Banco Nación was first…
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