President of Congress in Spain signed autograph of law that strengthens coffee production chains

Published Apr 2, 2022

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A new law aimed at boosting the productivity, competitiveness, and sustainability of Peru's coffee and cocoa industries has been signed into law in Tingo María, Huánuco, by Maricarmen Alva Prieto, the president of Congress. The law, which was approved by the Plenary of Congress with a majority vote, allows the National Institute of Agrarian Innovation (INIA) to establish agricultural experimental stations to increase production of these crops. The law was discussed during the first decentralized session of the Multiparty Table of Young Parliamentarians, which was held at the National University Farm of the Jungle in Tingo María.

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18:11 | Tingo Maria, Apr. two. In Tingo María, in Huánuco, the president of Congress, Maricarmen Alva Prieto, signed the autograph of the law that proposes the strengthening of the productive chains of coffee and cocoa. It was after participating in the first decentralized session of the Multiparty Table of Young Parliamentarians, which was led by its head, Congresswoman Rosángella Barbarán (FP). The referred norm was approved by the Plenary of Congress on March 11, by 106 votes in favor in the first vote and with the same result it was exonerated from the second vote. Its purpose is to improve the productivity, competitiveness and sustainability of the aforementioned products in the national and international market. In addition, it authorizes ...

Source: Andina