The President of the Nation, Alberto Fernández, announced at a press conference on Saturday, at the Argentine embassy in Paris, France, that a bond end of the year for public and private sector employees with small salaries.
In this way, the president will not grant a fixed sum, as Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner publicly proposed. Alberto Fernández defended his position on the bond before one lump sum mentioning that “in Argentina the paritarias function fully, what must be left, is to function the paritarias”.
Alberto Fernández also said about the parity that “they have taken into account all that reality. The truth is that intervening with a fixed sum, at low wages, also generates many problems in many places. Because the lowest salaries are in the municipalities and small businesses”. That is why a bond.
The Argentine president added: “The risk that is run in that case is to generate a fiscal problem in the municipalities and many small businesses, which I have no doubt, would solve by having their employees leave the formality.moving them to informality”.
According to Fernandez, the extra cheap it will be for citizens with low salaries. “In the emergency, nearing the end of the year, we understand that there are more deferred salaries. We are going to try to help them with the bonus”.
It is not yet known how much money is being talked about, nor what requirements a person will have to have to collect the year-end bonus for public and private workers who receive small salaries. “When we get to Buenos Aires we will see it”said the president.
The words of Alberto Fernández in France
During a talk given in the French capital, Fernández mentioned that by telephone he had already informed the head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Kristalina Georgieva, that due to the Russian-Ukrainian war, Argentina lost nearly 5 billion dollars in costs. of energy, fertilizers and food.
In addition, he said that “I once again raised the need for surcharges to be reviewed, which in our opinion are very unfair mechanisms that affect the countries most affected by debt. In the case of Argentina, they are the consequence of an absolutely irresponsible indebtedness.”
