PARANÁ.- The economic instability of the country was a recurring theme in most of the presentations that were heard today in this city, in the framework of the conference “Protagonists of the New Arrival”.

Organized by the 7th District Argentine Rural Society (SRA), Producers, village leaders, and officials from the region of production were heard from both this province and the eastern republic of Uruguay.

Were among the speakers Governor Gustavo Bordeaux And Fernando Matos, Minister of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries of the Eastern Republic of Uruguay, the latter in practice. At the same time, the leaders of the liaison table stressed the need for institutional unification in the light of the economic problems that are going on in the country.

In this regard, it manifested itself in the segment of the day “Field: Potential and Expected Subjects for the Rise of Entre Rios and Argentina”, where the leaders of the four units of the link table met: Nicolas Pino. (Argentine Rural Society), Jorge Chemes (Rural Confederations of Argentina), Carlos Achaton (Argentine Agrarian Federation, Connected virtually) and Elbio Lautsirika (Vice President) Coninagro). Juan Diego Etcheveher also took part (Argentine Rural Society in Entre Rოსos)Jose Ignacio Colombato (Entre Ríos Federation of Rural Associations), Edgardo Schneider (Fedeko) And Matthias Martiarena (Agrarian Federation Entre Ríos).

“Thus, Argentina does not give more, but it is not necessary to be not only the narrator of what is happening, but also the main character. And we need to be not only producers, but also as citizens. ” Said the President of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Pino’s diagnosis has gone even further: We all want an Argentina that cuts to the shoulders and has all four wheels on the road so that the generations that follow can see another country, see another.

For his part, the CRA leader described the villages of Argentina as a “new dollar generator”.

“But we are, moreover, a machine that moves within the country, not only the livestock and agriculture, but also the economic mechanisms of the regional economy.” Mine said.

“In the economy of such an unstable country,” he added, “we occupy a place in the first sector, which is often the last or the first link, as you want to see, but we do not have much defense against economic fluctuations.” That Argentina will take us. “

Meanwhile, Matos, the Minister of Agriculture from Uruguay, stressed that there is a state policy in this country that does not change even if one of the three main parties or fronts is in power.

He emphasized that in the aftermath of the pandemic, Uruguay was not taxed on capital to meet health-related needs, adding that by closing shops and borders, rural production continued to weigh heavily on the Uruguayan economy.

The official answered the question of the moderator, Mariano Obario, and at the very moment when he indicated that he had no arrest in Uruguay, the communication was interrupted for a few minutes. “Zero restraint,” he said before communicating momentarily.

The brothel was stressed by the provincial government “The initiative, invention and entrepreneurship that the field at Entre Rios had.”

“On the other hand, we provide various incentives to generate and increase investment,” he said. “If we take all the credit lines available in Entre Ríos province for both agriculture and the industrial sector, the province will subsidize the rate of about 3.1 billion pesos, I mean, and it is available and we can continue,” he added.

“Fundamentals of Entre Ríos and Argentina Development: A Productive, Social, and Economic Scenario,” said Enrique Christophan, an agricultural businessman; Essayist Santiago Covadloff, meanwhile, was in charge of closing the day.