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In the framework of this Thursday’s discussion in the Chamber of Deputies, the Minister of Finance, Ignacio Briones, made a call to reach agreements in the terms in which the second withdrawal of 10 percent will be paid in order to avoid a mixed commission that delays the exit of the project from Congress.
The Government accepted a period of 15 days for each payment, a period that was reduced to 10 days during processing. Given this situation, Briones confirmed that he will insist on the indication to restore the original term.
“The issue of deadlines is delicateYou have to keep it very visible because this involves very massive withdrawals, of many people and you have to process them. You understand that processing power is critical“, Held.
Briones asked not to speak of a possible veto and added that “here the important thing is to agree and that we all understand that what matters is that there is not a mixed commission that has to settle this issue, because it will lengthen the process and the deadlines we are talking about are not very different. “
When asked if he expects the initiative to be dispatched during this day of Congress, the minister replied: “We hope so.”
For the Government and the ruling party, these five days of difference are fundamental because they assured that during December the banks are lagging due to the demand for expenses.
The president of the Central Bank, Mario marcelHe warned that “we do not get much by shortening the deadlines to a point where the risks of problems at some stage of the process means that there are people who cannot withdraw the funds within the deadlines established by law.”
On the other hand, the Commission, having no powers, did not innovate in the cutoff line of one and a half million pesos as monthly income, from there downwards, to be exempted from paying taxes for the second withdrawal.
In addition, in the instance, rejected the self-loan character indicated by the Government with nine votes against and three in favor.
The initiative will go to the Chamber to be voted, and be dispatched to the Senate tomorrow.
