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- 2 Setback for the Ministry of Human Capital: they filed an official complaint for food in supposedly poor condition
- 3 ***To what extent do the AUH and Alimentar Card programs effectively contribute to the reduction of poverty and inequality in Argentina, and how does this compare to the impact of targeted programs like the Thousand Day Plan and Progress Scholarship?***
November 21, 2024 – 17:54
This data comes from the October inflation report made by the INDEC. The portfolio led by Sandra Pettovello also highlighted that the Thousand Days Plan and the Progresar scholarships exceed 100% of the value of the Basic Food Basket.
Courtesy: La Capital MdP
The Ministry of Human Capital that heads Sandra Pettovello highlighted this Thursday that the Universal Child Allowance (AUH) and the Alimentar Card make it possible to cover 100% of the Basic Food Basket (CBA) today. This data comes from the INDEC report that registered 2.7% inflation in October.
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These data were celebrated by Capital Humano, after comparing them with December of 2023. According to what the ministry published in a statement, in that month, when Javier Milei assumed the presidencyboth social programs reached 54.8% of the Basic Food Basket.
“Through the programs executed, this portfolio reinforces the protection, well-being and strengthening of society as a whole and, in particular, the most vulnerable populations, so that each person can develop, gain autonomy and freedom,” they stated. in the briefcase that drives Pettovello.
They also considered other data. Children from 0 to 2 years old who perceive the thousand day plan and young people of 16 and 17 years old who have the progress scholarship mandatory they reach a coverage of 124% and 125% of the Basic Food Basket, respectively.
Setback for the Ministry of Human Capital: they filed an official complaint for food in supposedly poor condition
The Justice filed a case initiated by a complaint from Ministry of Human Capitalwhich stated that some of the lots of yerba mate found in Villa Martelli warehouses and inherited by the previous management.
After an investigation, the federal criminal and correctional court No. 6 decided to archive the case initiated by lawyer Leila Gianni, considering that the yerba mate itself was suitable for consumption, so there was no crime.
***To what extent do the AUH and Alimentar Card programs effectively contribute to the reduction of poverty and inequality in Argentina, and how does this compare to the impact of targeted programs like the Thousand Day Plan and Progress Scholarship?***
## World Today News Interview: Evaluating Social Safety Nets in Argentina
**Introduction:**
Welcome to World Today News. Today, we’re discussing the recent announcement from Argentina’s Ministry of Human Capital regarding the coverage of the Basic Food Basket (CBA) by social programs. We’re joined by two esteemed guests: Dr. [Guest 1 Name], an economist specializing in social welfare programs, and Ms. [Guest 2 Name], a representative from an NGO focused on poverty alleviation in Argentina.
**Section 1: Impact of Social Programs**
* **Host:** Dr. [Guest 1 Name], the Ministry of Human Capital claims that the Universal Child Allowance (AUH) and Alimentar Card now fully cover the CBA. Could you provide your expert opinion on the impact this level of coverage might have on families and individuals relying on these programs?
* **Host:** Ms. [Guest 2 Name], from your organization’s perspective working directly with vulnerable communities, how do these findings align with the realities you witness on the ground?
**Section 2: Comparing Past and Present**
* **Host:** The article highlights a significant jump in coverage since December 2023. Dr. [Guest 1 Name], what factors might contribute to this improvement, and are these changes sustainable in the long term?
* **Host:** Ms. [Guest 2 Name], has your organization observed any discernible changes in the well-being of families receiving these benefits since the reported increase in coverage?
**Section 3: Broader Social Implications**
* **Host:** Dr. [Guest 1 Name], beyond covering basic needs, what are the broader social and economic implications of ensuring access to the CBA via social programs?
* **Host:** Ms. [Guest 2 Name], what steps, in your opinion, should be taken to further enhance the effectiveness and reach of social safety nets in Argentina?
**Section 4: The Thousand Day Plan and Progress Scholarship**
* **Host:** The article mentions that the Thousand Day Plan and Progress Scholarship provide even greater coverage than the AUH and Alimentar Card. Dr. [Guest 1 Name], what is your analysis of these programs’ targeted approach and their potential impact on specific demographics?
* **Host:** Ms. [Guest 2 Name], from your organization’s experience, what are the unique challenges faced by the beneficiaries of these targeted programs, and how can they be best addressed?
**Section 5: Transparency and Accountability**
* **Host:** The article also touches upon a recent legal case involving the Ministry of Human Capital and the quality of food assistance. Dr. [Guest 1 Name], how important is transparency and accountability in the implementation and oversight of social programs?
* **Host:** Ms. [Guest 2 Name], what recommendations would you offer to ensure that social assistance programs operate with the highest levels of ethical conduct and public trust?
**Concluding Remarks:**
Thank you, Dr. [Guest 1 Name] and Ms. [Guest 2 Name], for sharing your valuable insights. This discussion sheds light on the complexities and challenges surrounding social welfare programs in Argentina. We encourage our viewers to engage in further dialog on this critical issue.
