Argentina: Due to debt with banana producers in Bolivia, that and other countries are analyzing stopping selling us fruits

Published 2023년 11월 8일

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Banana producers from Bolivia are demanding that the president of Bolivia, Luis Arce, intervene with President Alberto Fernández of Argentina to resolve a debt of nearly $12 million owed by Argentine importers to Bolivian banana growers. The Bolivian producers claim that they have not received any payment from Argentine importers since August, causing significant financial strain for the industry and potentially leaving thousands of families without income. Producers from Paraguay are also considering halting banana exports to Argentina due to similar payment issues.
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In the last few hours, a new episode of the nonsense that Argentina is involved in in relation to its foreign trade has appeared. Banana producers from Bolivia held a march to the embassy of our country in La Paz, to demand that Luis Arce, president of the neighboring country, intercede with President Alberto Fernández to unblock a payment for a debt of nearly 12 million of dollars that Argentine importers maintain with Bolivian banana growers. According to what Bolivian producers denounce, since August of this year Bolivian banana exporters have not received a single dollar from Argentine importers, which has caused companies and producers of the fruit to find themselves in a very critical situation. , since 1,000 and 22,000 families that depend on the sector may be left without sources of economic income. This, in addition to generating problems in the livelihood of the families that produce the fruit in Bolivia, is generating a chain effect, given that at this time the ...

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