The Buenos Aires governor Axel Kicillofmet today with the Minister of Economy, Sergio Massa to analyze the economic impact that the ruling of the Supreme Court will have on the co-participation of Buenos Aires in the public accounts of the province of Buenos Aires.
“In an extensive work meeting in Mar del Plata, among other issues, we evaluated the progress of the record season Y loss that causes the ruling of the Court to favor (Horacio Rodríguez) Larreta over the accounts of the province and its 135 municipalities,” Kicillof said on his Twitter account.
The message is accompanied by a photo in which both officials appear conversing in a room with a window facing the sea. From his social networks, the minister shared the governor’s publication.
The Supreme Court of Justice ordered in December that the national government pay the Government of the city of Buenos Aires 2.95% of the co-participating tax masswithin the framework of the dispute between both administrations for the correct percentage, in the midst of the dispute over the transfer of the security function to the Buenos Aires administration.
With its resolution, the highest court gave rise to an amparo action ordered by the City, until it addresses the underlying issue of how much it should receive for the transfer of what until 2016 was the Federal Police.
According to estimates, the province of Buenos Aires will lose about 110,000 million pesos with the judicial resolution that favored the Buenos Aires government weeks ago, and that unleashed a new confrontation between the ruling party and the highest court. The governors of the Justicialista Party had adhered to the initial position of the National Government of not paying the City, although later the Executive Branch decided to settle part of the debt with bonds.
Due to this ruling, President Alberto Fernández, a sector of the governors of the Frente de Todos and legislators submitted to Congress a impeachment request against the Court to be dealt with in special sessions. This discussion period It will start on January 23 and will last until February 28.one day before the start of the legislative year.
One of the issues that were put under analysis in the meeting between Massa and Kicillof was the performance of the holiday season. According to official data, the first half of January registered occupancy levels in local destinations very similar to those of the 2022 season, which was the best in the last 15 years.
The occupancy level in the main destinations is between 85 and 95%, with the Atlantic Coast, Córdoba, Entre Ríos and Patagonia being the destinations with the best movement at the beginning of the summer season, according to information collected by the Ministry of Tourism and Sports based on data collected by the Tourism Observatory.
Regarding the province of Buenos Aires, the Partidos de la Costa, Mar Chiquita, General Alvarado-Miramar, and towns on the Buenos Aires coast such as Pinamar and Villa Gesell -amen to Chascomús- hotel and lodging reservations ranged from 90 and 95%. While mount beautifulnear Bahía Blanca, registered full capacity and Mar del Plata had a slightly lower level, 85 percent.
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