The Government of Corrientes announced on Tuesday the distribution of non-refundable contributions for agricultural producers affected by the fires, for which a total of $2,800 million will be allocated, within the framework of the emergency that the province is going through.
“That implies an immediate assistance of $200 million single signature”, Governor Gustavo Valdés said at a press conference on Tuesday, announcing that $300,000 non-reimbursable will be allocated to each small producer and in the case of medium-sized producers, $500,000.
“No need to fill out emergency forms or certificates since we know, we saw and we are suffering with pain what happened to us with the fires and the drought, “said the provincial president.
On the other hand, the head of the Corrientes Executive presented a line of credit for small producers of up to $750,000 a single signature with a one-year grace period and to be paid in 84 months.
In the case of medium producersthe line contemplates credits of up to 3 million pesos with one year’s grace, at a rate of 19% fixed a single signature and pay in 84 installments.
Meanwhile, for the largest producers large will be awarded up to 15 million pesos in credits at a fixed rate of 19% with one year grace.
According to the governor, it is a package that represents a total of $2,800 million, which is added to $800 million that the province will stop receiving from the Corrientes countryside since tax due dates corresponding to 2022 will be rescheduled by 2023.
