by In the midst of President Javier Milei’s fight with the provinces over the distribution of resources, the governor of Chubut, Ignacio Torres, expressed his support for the national government and stated that “The priority is to reach fiscal balancea decision of the Government that we endorse and accompany, but there also has to be a growth agenda.”
Without mentioning them, Torres – enrolled in the PRO – differs from some of his peers, such as Martín llaryora from Córdoba. “Always It is good that there are agreements with the national government and we are committed from Chubut to ensuring that the Government does well and we want to be part of that discussion. “That has nothing to do with changing figurines, with positions, with a co-government agreement or with a parliamentary interbloc,” he expressed in dialogue with Radio El Observador.
In that sense, he pointed out: “What we have to agree on is a development agenda, and the truth is that we supported many of the things that the Government proposes in the debate on the law, which was submitted to Congress, where “We support practically unanimously.”
“I think the priority is to reach fiscal balance, a decision of the Government that we endorse and accompany, but there also has to be a growth agenda. I am referring to a strategic agenda that contemplates the potential that Patagonia has, for example, in terms of green hydrogen and in logistics with cabotage waterways,” he explained.
According to Torres, these are “strategic issues” on which progress must be made in conjunction with the adjustment policy that is being carried out to achieve fiscal balance, and to “have a productive growth agenda that takes into account the heterogeneity of the interior ”. of Argentina”.
