Zapata began his speech with gratitude to the dialogue deputies: “I want to thank all the political blocks that, with patriotic commitment, have contributed ideas to improve the original project, they have committed their support so that these laws, both the base law and the fiscal package, “They definitively become a rule or rules that govern the Argentine Republic and that make it easier to get out of the hole.”
Regarding the project itself, the legislator referred first to the issue of employment, stating that it is today precarious by “a countless number of regulations that hinder the decision of businessmen to expand and provide work.”
“I think the reform is very positive, although small, which encourages and removes all those obstacles that made it difficult to make the right decision to provide employment to the Argentine Republic, registered employment,” he stated.
Regarding retirements, Zapata maintained that the concept of justice is to give each person what is due to them, so “he who contributed has a retirement, he who did not contribute will have PUAM.”
“Don’t come here to loot the funds contributed by people who were in accordance with the law for 30 years to benefit people who for different reasons did not contribute, stop looting what we contribute, you cannot make us accumulate with other people’s pockets “If you like it, put it in, but those of us who contribute 30 years and are of retirement age, really give up the right to retire because the retiree sector is impoverished and all thanks to populist ambition,” he said.
The man from Salta continued referring to the fiscal package, criticizing the idea of a tax on personal assets, ensuring that it is a perversion of the tax system.
Finally, and true to his style, he said: “Anyway, I have heard during opposition presentations stigmatizing or trying to disqualify the president for his attachment to dogs. The truth is that a person who is attached to his dogs is much more trustworthy to me and not like the four governments that were attached to cats.”
