Overview
- At the 111th annual congress in Rosario, FAA delegates unanimously denounced the short-lived removal of export duties as a “brutal transfer” of value from producers to large traders.
- Andrea Sarnari secured a new term as FAA president, reinforcing leadership continuity as the entity sharpened its policy stance.
- Santa Fe governor Maximiliano Pullaro urged greater federalism, called for infrastructure investment, and pressed to end export duties.
- Rosario mayor Pablo Javkin criticized sudden rule changes and centralism, arguing for resources to flow to roads, rail and logistics in the interior.
- National subsecretary Manuel Chiappe defended broader economic adjustments, citing stability goals while pledging ongoing fiscal relief and structured dialogue with provinces and the farm sector.