Un tribunal de Buenos Aires suspend les hausses d'impôts à Chacabuco

La Cour suprême de Buenos Aires a accordé une mesure conservatoire suspendant des augmentations d'impôts de 100 % ainsi qu'une taxe de santé sur les zones rurales de Chacabuco, en raison d'irrégularités lors du vote de l'ordonnance locale.

La Cour suprême de Buenos Aires a accordé cette mesure conservatoire en invoquant de graves irrégularités dans le vote de l'ordonnance locale.

Les producteurs ruraux ont exprimé leur mécontentement concernant l'état des routes rurales dans le district.

La décision ouvre la voie aux contribuables de Chacabuco pour cesser de payer les augmentations appliquées.

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