The comings and goings in Argentine politics mark the pulse of the climate that society is experiencing. The reflection of this is the comings and goings of the governor of Catamarca, Raul Jalilwho supported the Government of Alberto Fernández, campaigned with Sergio Massa and now asks to “help” Javier Milei and asked the deputies and senators of his province to approve the Base Law.
“We cannot all be the same. On the tobacco issue there were different votes and we should not dramatize politics so much. It is time to help,” said the governor in an interview with Radio Rivadavia.
Perhaps the most controversial thing was when the bloc of deputies from Union for my country They voted dividedly on the creation of the Large Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI). The deputies from Catamarca and some from San Juan and Santiago voted in favor of this chapter to accompany the approval and receive the benefits.
“It was a chapter that all the mining provinces had agreed to accompany. The growth of the Argentina It is going to come for the investment and we hope that it can be approved in the Senate“, commented the provincial leader to justify his support.
Furthermore, he stressed that for his province “mining investment is very important and also for the Argentina“If you look at how much Chile and we export, the differences are very big and so are the opportunities,” he indicated.
“I, personally and without leaving the Peronist space, believe that we must accompany the national government in some measures and it is very good for Argentina,” he reflected. Jalil in the radio interview
The governor met on the same Tuesday in which the half-sanction was approved with the Minister of Economy, Luis “Toto” Caputo, to analyze the benefits of the creation of this Regime. It was a meeting behind closed doors at the Palacio de Hacienda.
“Today we shared a very good work talk with the governor of Catamarca, Raúl Jalil and team. Big projects, especially in mining and the textile industry. We talked about the best way to help the Nation to promote these investments,” he expressed on social media. Minister Caputo.
