The national government that promised to lower taxes and end the pressure of the state on those who work has just created a difficult situation to explain in Puerto Iguazú: the National Parks Administration intends to charge more than $4 million a month from a remiss company to circulate within the Iguazú National Park to reach the Gran Meliá hotel and provide the passenger transport service there. The case sparked a scandal among the workers be…
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The national government that promised to lower taxes and end the pressure of the state on those who work has just created a difficult situation to explain in Puerto Iguazú: the National Parks Administration intends to charge more than $4 million a month from a remiss company to circulate within the Iguazú National Park to reach the Gran Meliá hotel and provide the passenger transport service there. The case sparked a scandal among the workers be…