During her speech in the Senate chamber, Bullrich emphasized that this income level is the direct result of a policy of openness and legal certainty that has allowed for the enhancement of the region's natural resources. “Neuquén is today an example of what freedom and investment can achieve in Argentina,” affirmed the senator before her peers, also linking these results to the need to guarantee production in key exploitation areas. The ruling party passed the labor reform into law, and the Milei government celebrates a new milestone in its administration. The data, which Rodríguez described as a fundamental revelation, focused on the enormous disparity in resources between the provinces, while the ruling coalition uses these figures to confirm the course of the economic model and the importance of consolidating Neuquén as the country's main pole for generating foreign currency. Buenos Aires, February 28 (NA) – Former national deputy and director of the Federal Consensus Institute, Alejandro “Topo” Rodríguez, revealed data that the Javier Milei government “kept under seven keys” until the intervention of the La Libertad Avanza senator in the Upper House: in the province of Neuquén, per capita income reached 30 billion dollars. According to the leader, this strategic information emerged from “the word of Patricia Bullrich herself” during her recent appearance in the National Senate during the debate on the Labor Reform, where the legislator highlighted the region's economic takeoff as an absolute success of the current administration. The senator, as learned by the Argentine News Agency, stressed that the Patagonian jurisdiction has become the engine of the Argentine recovery, asserting that the flow of resources in Neuquén has no precedent in the history of federalism.
