Export: Catamarca sends to Chile the first truck with canned products

Videoconferencing, Governor Raul JaliliWith the Minister of Regional Integration, Logistics and Transport, Raul ChicoTalked to the Minister of Internal Affairs, Enrique “Vado” de Pedro And other national officials are present where the news is Departure of the first truck from Catamarca bound for Chile via the San Francisco International Pass, loaded with canned food produced at the CAMINO SA factory.Located in the city of Sumala, Valle Viejo, a company that uses raw materials from Catamarca and directly and indirectly employs hundreds of families.

At the virtual meeting, the Secretary of Internal Affairs Joseph Leper; Head of the National Directorate of Migration (DNM), Florence Carignano; Head of the Advisory Cabinet of the Head of the Cabinet of Ministers, Martin Janes; And National Director of Border Technical Affairs, Adrian Lopez; They participated in a video conference with the governors and representatives of 15 provinces with international steps.

In it, national government officials announced the normalization of all border crossings in the country in the coming days with the opening of 237 entry and exit points as land, river, sea and air, which will start operating in accordance with the conditions. Before the coronavirus pandemic.

Under the new regulation, it will come into force on the day of its publication in the official gazette, where it will be established that the entry points allowed in the country operate under the new conditions introduced. It will be held in stages from next week, with the apparent intention of promoting Easter tourism and returning to normalcy.

At the same time, the category of “safe corridor” introduced during the pandemic will be removed. The measure involves simplifying all entry procedures and, consequently, PCR analysis and entry vaccination requirements.

The meeting was also attended by leaders and representatives of Chubut, Corrientes, Entre Ríos, Formosa, Jujuy, La Rioja, Mendoza, Misiones, Neuquén, Rio Negro, Salta, San Juan, Santa Cruz and Tierra del Fuego.