What did the only Mendoza who spoke at the venue say?

“It would be a theory of legislative shock, where an enormous number of issues are discussed and it is not very clear how many rights they are going to take away from me, how many resources they take from the provinces or natural resources they deliver,” he said.

Faced with this situation, the Mendoza senator pointed out how the law affects Mendoza.

Bases Law in Mendoza

For Sagasti, “the removal of rights and political constructions” begins to be seen with the trust fundssince their objective is to protect State policies.

“For example, the trust fund to combat human trafficking, which is fed by the confiscated assets of traffickers, disappears with this law. Not to mention native forests, or the federal infrastructure fund. In Mendoza, works have started and with a stroke of a pen we get them out,” he said.

On the other hand, he highlighted the serious situation of the RIGI. “ They fill their mouths saying that SMEs must be protected, but this law destroys them. This law pulverizes autonomies and federalismand condemns the Argentine people to total defenselessness.”

At the same time, he maintained that the omnibus law affects the large investment regimesdestroy the productive matrix and give away natural resources. “It is a tripod of tax, environmental and labor flexibility,” said Fernández Sagasti.

“I believe that to achieve freedom as this government says, it must be done with the national productive forces,” he said.

In the same way, he highlighted that Metalworking is the second industry in Mendoza and it is going to be very affected. “If the RIGI is approved, this will directly affect SMEs and will endanger 300,000 jobs,” she highlighted.

What they did at RIGI is a make-up because it does not include the national industry. What they did at RIGI is a make-up because it does not include the national industry.

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