Adrián Ravier on the Status of the Routes: «The Funds Are Not Being Embezzled»
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The Sindicato Trabajadores Viales y Afines de la República Argentina (STVyARA), led by Graciela Aleñá, went to the intersection with strong criticisms of the National Government after the presidential spokesman, Adrián Ravier, admitted that the Ministry of Economy retains a part of the fuel tax, which by law should be used to maintain the routes ...
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The presidential spokesman, Adrian Ravier, responded this Tuesday at a new press conference at Casa Rosada on the funds received from the fuel tax. In recent weeks, the Executive received strong questions about the fate of the money, since, although it is destined for road infrastructure works, none has yet been executed. “The funds are not being embezzled, there is no crime,” he replied. He also assured that the Ministry of Economy had the fund…
The national deputy and president of the Public Works Commission of the Chamber of Deputies, Martín Aveiro, questioned the government of Javier Milei for the management of the funds destined for the maintenance and the works of road infrastructure and anticipated a request of interpellation to the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo. In dialogue with Gustavo Sylvestre in Morning Sylvestre by Radio 10, the national legislator for Union for the Homel…
Reset Republican's lawyer, José Magioncalda, criminally denounced officials for diverting fuel taxes and neglecting road safety.
The coordinator of the National Committee for the Defense of the Road User, Ricardo Lasca, questioned the use of funds from the fuel tax for destinations other than road infrastructure. In dialogue with Radio Universidad, he called it “incredible” that the Government publicly recognized that some of those resources are not used for the maintenance and development of routes. According to Lasca, the annual collection generated by the fuel tax exce…
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