From different political forces that make up the lower house, they agreed to continue debating projects that meet social needs
For iProfessional
01/05/2023 – 9:48 p.m.
The Chamber of Deputieschaired by Cecilia Moreau, advanced last year with a number of laws that aim to respond to social problems or claims, such as the Registry of Alimentary Debtors, Zero Alcohol at the Wheel, declaring Sign Language original and national Argentina, development and training of Nursing or expedite the process of the Single Certificate of Disability.
With a view to 2023, deputies from various blocks agreed on the need to continue with initiatives on the social agenda.
In this regard, on the Diputados TV channel, the socialist deputy Monica Fein stated: “There are several issues on the social agenda. Gender issues are discussed in commissions, there were debates on violence and care. There is a very important issue on how we strengthen the care system for children and older adults. As women we we continue to take charge of care is an invisible issue”.
And he added: “One of the issues would be paternity leave. We have projects that also talk about comprehensive care management.”
While carlos selvaa legislator for the Frente de Todos, pointed out that “the social agenda will continue in the sense, not only of containment, but of seeing that, at the same time, conditions must be created for the popular economy to begin to be formalized. It is not fair to say that there is a sector that does not work, they are doing it informally. The popular economy is a tool that will continue to work in parallel for several years and it is necessary to generate rules and regulations that allow it to consolidate towards formality.”
“It cannot be that attention is not paid to a statistical data provided by ANSES, that 1 out of 10 women and 3 out of 10 men will be able to retire in the next ten years,” Selva concluded.
