Breaking News: Argy Dispute May Be About To Take New Twist
Argy daily newspapers La Nacion and Clarin are both carrying front page news items today suggesting that the government has plans to transfer control of all purchases and exports of agricultural commodities to the agricultural trade office.
A government source is quoted as saying that he/she "didn't have any knowledge" of such a plan. Clearly that doesn't mean that it doesn't exist, and even if the government outright denied it, that also wouldn't mean that it didn't exist.
With renewed talks set for Tuesday these reports are bound to stir up tensions amongst the farmers and their leaders.
I'm getting the word STRIKE.
A government source is quoted as saying that he/she "didn't have any knowledge" of such a plan. Clearly that doesn't mean that it doesn't exist, and even if the government outright denied it, that also wouldn't mean that it didn't exist.
With renewed talks set for Tuesday these reports are bound to stir up tensions amongst the farmers and their leaders.
I'm getting the word STRIKE.
