Overview
- Speaking at Coronda’s National Strawberry Festival, the Santa Fe governor urged elimination of export duties and the cheque tax to ease costs for producers.
- He called retenciones the country’s most regressive levy and claimed the revenue subsidizes Greater Buenos Aires political operators and social programs.
- He pressed for across-the-board tax reductions at national, provincial, and local levels to boost output and encourage formal employment.
- His agenda seeks targeted federal spending on roads, energy, logistics, ports, airports, and connectivity to sharpen export competitiveness.
- He also backed tougher penal changes, rejecting a strongly garantista approach and insisting offenders serve sentences without privileges.