Villarruel Again Distanced Himself From the Government and Called for Greater State Investment for the Countryside
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The interior of the executive branch added a new chapter of tension in the economic sphere. The Vice President of the Nation, Victoria Villarruel, again took a distance from the management of Javier Milei by publicly claiming a more active role of the state to support the agricultural sector. During her participation in the ExpoVenado, in the province of Santa Fe, the head of the Senate pointed out the imbalance between the fiscal effort made by…
The vice president questioned the lack of infrastructure, warned about the impact of the tax burden, and argued that the agricultural sector needs greater public investment to sustain its development.
Villarruel Doubles the Intern with Milei: “Someone Can Hardly Invest in Such a Disconnected Country”
The vice president claimed greater state investment for the countryside and questioned the lack of infrastructure as a brake on foreign investment, amid her growing distance from the national government.
He mentioned this during his visit to ExpoVenado, on Santa Fesino soil.
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