2023-07-04 06:31:09
Two and a half months after the last session to vote on projects, which took place on April 19, and with the closure of national lists reflected in the rearview mirror, the Chamber of Deputies will convene the venue again next Wednesday based on the treatment of a repertoire of initiatives that includes, among others, the law to alleviate the situation of UVA credit mortgagors and the “Olympia” law against digital gender violence.
BUENOS AIRES (NA).- The request for a session is for this Wednesday at 12:00 and was presented last Friday to the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Cecilia Moreau, by pro-government deputies Germán Martinez, Paula Penacca, Hilda Aguirre, Pablo Carro, Eduardo Fernández, Ramiro Fernandez Patri, Daniel Gollan, Lucas Godoy, Carlos Heller, Monica Macha, Gisela Marziotta, Lucila Masin, Carlos Ponce, Vanesa Siley and Eduardo Valdes.
The agenda also includes the Regime for the Promotion of the Production and/or Elaboration of Organic Products; the regulation of the Professional Exercise of Therapeutic Accompaniment, and the debt refinancing plan in charge of provinces, municipalities, communes and entities that provide public services, with respect to the National Entity of Water and Sanitation Works (ENOHSA).
In turn, the repeal of the legal regime of work for women and children, the approval of positions of honorary consuls and vice-consuls for Argentine citizens proposed by foreign governments, an agreement on Air Transportation between Argentina and Portugal, and the declaration of National Historical Monument of the Park of the National Constitution.
UVA credits
The project of the majority agreed between the Front of All and the UCR creates the new “Protection Regime for UVA and UVI Mortgage Loan Debtors”, which guarantees that the installment to be paid by the mortgage debtor will take into account the monthly index that lower between the salary variation coefficient based on the “Average taxable remuneration of stable workers (RIPTE)” and the CPI that measures average inflation.
On the other hand, it is provided that the fee to be paid may not exceed 30% of the income accredited by the debtors.
Meanwhile, for credits already granted, the computation will be retroactive to January 1, 2023.
In turn, it is established that those debtors who are affected by the Income Tax may deduct up to three minimum wages annually.
The initiative creates a “Mortgage Compensation and Promotion Trust Fund (FFCPH)” whose purpose will be to compensate for the mismatches between the quota calculated based on salaries and the one estimated based on the UVA/UVI rate. The debtor must voluntarily adhere to the regime in order to access the benefits of the Fund.
In the event that the debtor is unemployed, this special fund will pay up to three installments.
In part, said compensation fund will be financed “with a monthly contribution to be determined by the Central Bank with a maximum limit of 0.0025% of the average daily balances of deposits in pesos and foreign currency,” the majority opinion details.
Headed by the deputy Martín Tetaz (Evolution), a sector of the opposition (which also includes the PRO and the Civic Coalition) signed an alternative opinion with differences regarding the majority office.
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