(ADN).- The vice president of the Promoting Board of La Libertad Avanza de Río Negro, Ariel Zúñiga, denounced that his signature had been forged in the minutes of the Promoting Board and in the Organic Charter. The action was carried out in court and asks to clarify the case, offering handwriting evidence and other instruments to reach the truth. Thus, the space […]
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(ADN).- The national government must appear on July 11 at a hearing convened by the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR). There he must provide explanations for the repression unleashed in front of Congress and the 33 arbitrary arrests against protesters that occurred on June 12. The request before the IACHR was made by the Center for […]
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(ADN).- “I am against RIGI.” Categorically, the liberal economist Roberto Cachanosky spoke about the Large Investment Regime contained in the Base Law. The former ally of President Javier Milei warned that the system violates the principle of equality before the law and “opens the door to corruption.” Cachanosky explained: “I am against it because there is a […]
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(By Piuke*).- After the approval of the Bases Law in the National Congress, the governor of Río Negro, Alberto Weretilneck, promotes an advance by mining corporations on the territories. At the same time, the day after the repression and arbitrary arrests during the protests, aligned with this message, Weretilneck toughens his statements against the teachers’ union and school workers. […]
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(ADN).- The International Monetary Fund demanded that Javier Milei’s government establish a regulatory framework for fintech companies, such as Marcos Galperin’s Mercado Pago, to compete on equal terms against banks. In its latest staff report, the agency assures that the Government plans to modify the regulatory frameworks “to guarantee a level playing field […]
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(ADN).- “What was offered at the meeting does not reflect at all the claims expressed and raised.” This is how the UPCN expressed itself after yesterday’s meeting of the Public Service Board, in which the Government made a new salary proposal. The union led by Juan Carlos Scalesi rejected – like ATE – the offer and said that it remains […]
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