On Tuesday, vice-president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner accused the judiciary of timing legal action against her to nix her electoral chances. It was her first public speech since being handed a six-year prison sentence and a ban on holding public office in the Vialidad case on December 6. …
President Alberto Fernández said on Monday that the national government would pay federal tax revenues to Buenos Aires city government in the form of bonds. His announcement indicates that the national government will comply with a Supreme Court order to direct more tax funding to the city, after …
After the Supreme Court ruled on December 21 to restore disputed federal tax revenues to Buenos Aires city in the dispute with the national government, president Alberto Fernández and Frente de Todos politicians have argued that the decision is arbitrary and unfair to the rest of the country’s …
The Supreme Court ruling tried to aim at the middle. To be fair like Solomon. Obviously, the national government believes the top court’s ruling, which grants an injunction to the Buenos Aires City to recover part of the percentage of the federal tax share that had been taken …
The Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that federal tax funding for Buenos Aires city, which was slashed by President Alberto Fernández in 2020, should be restored. The Justices’ decision marked a victory for Buenos Aires city mayor Horacio Rodríguez Larreta in the dispute with Fernández, his political antagonist …
“It was bound to happen,” said Milagro Sala on AM750 she thought right after finding out her 13 year prison sentence had been confirmed by the Supreme Court. “Even when they tell me I’m a ‘black smug coya’, I’m never going to shut up.” Milagro Sala is a …
