🔴 "LA RECONSTRUCCIÓN DE BAHÍA BLANCA VA A COSTAR 400 MIL MILLONES DE PESOS"
👉 El Gobierno Nacional aportó 10 mil millones.
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👉 El Gobierno Nacional aportó 10 mil millones.
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00:00The mayor himself said that the reconstruction of Bahía Blanca is going to cost 400 billion pesos.
00:12But to have a dimension of the cost, imagine that the budget of all Bahía Blanca for the year,
00:23that is, to pay the teachers, the security, to maintain the city, is 225 billion pesos.
00:33That is, two budgets that you are not going to spend.
00:37But allocated to 100% without financing anything else.
00:40Something that is going to be unreal, because you are not going to have all that money ready for this.
00:45That's why you're going to need help from everywhere.
00:48The help for now is the 10 billion pesos that the national government is going to give.
00:53This is supposed to have arrived, at least that the game was released.
00:56Exactly.
00:57I think 10 billion pesos is not bad, but we are very far from the contribution.
01:04We are very far.
01:05The province of Buenos Aires itself is going to make a very large contribution of 273 billion pesos.
01:12Credits are also included there.
01:15There are subsidy rates, obviously.
01:17But then international bodies are going to be required, as usually happens with this.
01:22That takes time, Horacio.
01:24The games, in this case, I don't think it will take so long, as long as the design is done.
01:31Basically, who deals with this is the BID, right?
01:36Look, there we have what has to do with the lines of credit.
01:40I understand that the National Bank can be done online.
01:43I think the province's is an exclusively face-to-face process.
01:46At least that's the information we were able to collect today.
01:49Yes, exactly.
01:50And there you have two lines of credit.
01:51Well, the National Bank and the Provincial Bank.
01:53Two public banks.
01:54I imagine that later they will be added with characteristics similar to private banks.
01:59But for now this is there.
02:00The subsidy rate means that the cost you are going to end up paying is less than the cost you should pay with a normal rate.
02:12Taking into account the current inflation, you will end up paying back with this subsidy rate below inflation.
02:20But still, when you annualize it, and in four years' time, and the National Bank in six years' time,
02:28you have a differentiation, obviously, in the amounts.
02:32But I think the key, beyond the good practice that has to do with subsidized credits,
02:39is that, first, there has to be a way for the city to operate.
02:43Of course.
02:44I mean, the commerce, because how are you going to dare to take out a credit if you still have to rebuild the business?
02:50Is there data from the private sector, Horacio, for example, of what has to do with agro?
02:53Because I think it's going to be even more difficult to calculate there.
02:56No, there isn't.
02:57What Horacio told me recently is a petrochemical hub in Valladolid.
03:01Exactly.
03:02In the port, one of the most important.
03:03The private sector must be in the middle of it, I imagine.
03:06The largest petrochemical hub in Argentina is in Valladolid.
03:10And still, the big affected companies are Profertil and Dow,
03:16which are, well, they basically produce fertilizers.
03:20And, well, they are with the production, obviously, stopped for now.
03:24That can affect the field in other areas that have not been affected by the storm,
03:29but it can affect the supply of fertilizers, because watch out for that.
03:33Yes, well, that will depend on how long it takes.
03:36Imagine that this is worked a lot with stocks.
03:39But they are stopped plants.
03:40They are stopped plants.
03:41They have a stock.
03:42Of course, exactly.
03:43At some point, well, the stock returns quickly to production,
03:46but for it to return quickly, the arrival of the gas has to be completely unblocked.
03:50Now, basically, these plants are like in a pilot plane, let's say,
03:54as if you had the pilot at home, but you can't put production into practice.
03:59And one of the news of the day is that