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The program, as confirmed by the President, aims to give advantages to sectors of the economy “that have never existed in Argentina”
"RIGI is clearly contrary to the principle of equality before the law that defends liberalism and our 1853 Constitution inspired by The Basis of John Baptist Alberdi," said the economist. Read more
The president of Argentina, Javier Milei, announced this Thursday that he will shortly send to the Congress of the country a bill that aims to generate incentives for the big investments, thus seeking to support sectors that have “never existed” in the Spanish-American nation. The initiative, framed within the policy of dynamization of the economy promoted by the Rosada House, is known as the law of “Super RIGI” in reference to the Regime of Inc…
The President said that the new regime would target economic sectors not yet developed in the country and would extend the advantages of the current scheme to attract investment.
The libertarian president advanced that he will promote a new law of incentives with greater benefits than the current RIGI and oriented to "sectors that have never existed in Argentina".
In the middle of his return flight from his tour of the United States, President Javier Milei shook the political and economic scene with an unexpected announcement. The president announced that the executive branch will send the Congress of the Nation a new bill to create the “Super RIGI”, a scheme of incentives that promises to exceed by far the tax, exchange rate and customs benefits of the original regime approved in the Bases Law. “Since we…
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