Kicillof criticizes cold zone subsidy cuts and urges senate to block bill

Buenos Aires Governor Axel Kicillof criticized Thursday the lower house approval of cuts to gas subsidies in cold zones. He warned of effects on tariffs and living conditions for millions of Argentines. He called on the Senate to reject the bill pushed by President Javier Milei.

At an event in Florencio Varela, Kicillof called the initiative a major error. He said it puts at risk the tariffs and living conditions of millions of Argentines across the country.

The governor linked the measure to the national government's austerity drive. He stated that some parts of the bill are illegal and could lead to judicial challenges.

Kicillof compared Argentina's energy policy with that of other countries. He noted that while other governments took containment measures amid rising prices, here the cost was passed directly to gas, electricity and fuel tariffs.

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Protesters outside Argentine Congress rally against glacier law reform as lawmakers debate inside.
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Argentine lower house debates glacier law reform amid protests

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Argentina's lower house began debating the glacier law reform on Wednesday, securing quorum with 129 lawmakers from the ruling bloc and allies. The bill, already half-approved by the Senate, lets provinces decide activities on glaciers, drawing sharp criticism from opposition and environmentalists. Protesters gathered outside Congress against the measure.

An IERAL report backed the national government's elimination of the expanded Zona Fría subsidy scheme. La Mediterránea called for gradual implementation to avoid sharp tariff hikes. More than 700,000 households in Córdoba could lose part of the benefit.

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Leaders from CGT and CTAs support Buenos Aires Governor Axel Kicillof's presidential bid for 2027. They met in La Plata on Monday to address the loss of provincial labor oversight due to national labor reform. Kicillof called the government's actions unconstitutional.

Despite former candidate Franco Parisi's call to reject President José Antonio Kast's megarreforma, some Partido de la Gente (PDG) deputies are open to supporting it. Bloc leader Juan Marcelo Valenzuela met with Interior Minister Claudio Alvarado to discuss the bill. Parliamentarians like Javier Olivares and Cristian Contreras expressed willingness to vote for it if it benefits Chileans.

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The Chamber of Deputies' Finance Committee began on Tuesday the detailed discussion of President José Antonio Kast's reconstruction and economic reactivation megareform, amid tensions over more than 1,295 amendments filed by the opposition.

Opposition lawmakers announced plans to submit over two thousand amendments to the national reconstruction project pushed by President José Antonio Kast's government. The move drew accusations of legislative sabotage from the executive branch, while some opposition sectors distanced themselves from the strategy.

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In response to the government's recent announcement of significant fuel price increases, leaders from Chile's three major municipal associations met Tuesday at La Moneda to voice criticisms and demand a social agenda. Meanwhile, 26 opposition mayors issued a strong statement highlighting impacts on residents, as the hikes of $370 for gasoline and $580 for diesel take effect Thursday.

 

 

 

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