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Right 70%
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The article emphasizes the economic achievements and pro-market reforms of Milei's government, suggesting a leaning towards a right-wing perspective. The use of terms like 'reconfiguramos' and the mention of quota increases for foreign markets reinforces this approach.
AI summary
The article discusses the reforms implemented by Milei's government in the agricultural sector, focusing on the reconfiguration of the intellectual property framework for seeds and improving agricultural productivity in Argentina. Achievements include increased beef access quotas to the U.S. market and expanded markets in Japan.
These actions aim to align local productivity with that of other countries and reduce economic losses due to technological lag in crops.
Generated by AI from the original story in Spanish.
En lo que hace al agro reconfiguramos el marco de propiedad intelectual para las semillas, para que puedan llegar a nuestro país las innovaciones en genética que se usan en el mundo. Hoy, un algodón en Brasil rinde tres veces más que en Chaco. En frutillas, una semilla californiana permite multiplicar la producción 5 veces. La productividad de nuestra soja viaja hace décadas a 60% de la velocidad del resto del mundo. Solo en soja y trigo ese atraso tecnológico nos venía costando 4000 millones de dólares anuales.
Con un nuevo régimen de fiscalización que ya implementamos y el consenso que construimos en torno a una nueva ley de semillas abrimos la puerta para equiparar esas productividades. También se ampliaron significativamente los mercados para la carne argentina en el mundo. Dos ejemplos valen como muestra. Se quintuplicó la cuota de acceso al mercado norteamericano de carne vacuna, y se abrió y amplió el mercado japonés para nuestra carne aviar y bovina.
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