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Insidecostarica.com - San José, Costa Rica - Thursday 21 April  2005

 

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  Stealing Gasoline Results of the High Price of the Fuel
  The Free Trade Agreement
  "Diay" Now An Official Word
  Plan Fiscal Back to Commission Level
  Trade Pact Will Tear Down Walls to Growth in Latin America
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Plan Fiscal Back to Commission Level
Like a ping pong ball, for three years now the Plan Fiscal - Tax Reform - is being bounced back and forth and without an approval in sight.

The Fiscal Plan is now back at the commission level after failing to receive the necessary majority vote and not one of the articles getting any approval without further modifications.

The Plan has been before the Legislative Assembly a number of times already and each time has failed to pass. Mario Redondo, deputy for the Partido Unidad Social Cristiana (PUSC) - ruling party - said people should not get the idea that "the Legislative Assembly is there only to provide obstacles and to discredit the workd of others."

The Plan has many allies and enemies as well. There are groups who are eager to have the Plan approved as soon as possible, claiming it is the best for the country, while others say that the Plan, in it's present form, will create further financial problems.

The Plan for it to be approved needs the approval by 38 of the deputies in the Legislative Assembly.


 

 
 
 
 
 
 
   

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