The consulting firm Zuban Córdoba revealed a small preview of its survey on the land law that will be discussed on Thursday, August 6 in the Senate.
The Law of inviolability of private propertyalso known as Land lawwill be discussed in the Senate on Thursday, August 6.
This bill has generated great repercussions due to the facilities which grants for the purchase of Argentine lands by foreign entities and civilians: All sales limits will be eliminated, with some exceptions such as sales to States or when dealing with border areas.
As a result of this, surveys have been carried out to clarify the opinion of Argentines. One of them is the survey carried out by the consulting firm Zuban Córdoba, whose results have shown broad rejection of the bill.
According to the advance that they published on his social networks, the 77% of the Argentinians surveyed affirm that the purchase of land by foreigners must be limited, while a 16,7% disagrees and 6,3% doesn’t know
A known dispute
It is worth remembering that the lands that have been purchased by foreigners, such as the case of Joe Lewis in Lago Escondido, have only served to satisfy the interests of their owners. No genuine employment has been generated, nor have investments grown.
While uncertainty and expectations for its approval grow in the ruling party, multiple social organizations, unions, self-convened members and opposition parliamentarians have called for a great demonstration for the day of its treatment in the Senate, warning of the consequences that its approval could have.
With slogans like »Argentina is not for sale»a massive protest is expected in defense of not only Argentine land, but also in defense of water and sovereignty in a context of increasingly sharp geopolitical interests.
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