Overview
- Legislator Facundo Del Gaiso will ask to take up his “anti‑Moyano” bill on November 27 during the Budget session.
- The draft specifies that severance obligations fall solely on SPHU concessionaires and bars non‑paying firms from future city contracts.
- Del Gaiso cites an estimated US$200 million exposure for roughly 6,000 workers if the public sector covered the payouts.
- City officials say no indemnities are owed because waste contracts were extended to 2028, while Camioneros is pressing for partial “on account” payments that companies call inviable.
- Legislative sources report backing from Finance Minister Gustavo Arengo Piragine, and floor treatment would require about 40 votes from multiple blocs.