Torres signed with Nation the payment of $48 billion for retirees in Chubut

The governor of Chubut, Ignacio Torres, signed an agreement with the national government for ANSES to pay a historic debt of more than $48 billion.

Understanding represents a key step in the regulatory process promoted by Javier Milei's administration, with a focus on making accounts transparent and meeting pending commitments.

An agreement that puts an end to a historic debt

The debt with Chubut's pension fund had not been resolved for years

Thanks to the coordination between the province and the national Government, an agreement was finally reached that allows us to begin to settle this commitment.

Torres defined it as: “An act of justice for our retirees.”

Coordination with Nation to organize the system The

signing was carried out together with the Minister of Human Capital, Sandra Pettovello

The agreement reflects a clear line of the national Government: to organize public accounts and to comply with the State's real obligations.

Funds that return to retirees

More than $48 billion will be allocated to the provincial pension system

This will strengthen the retirement fund and ensure greater predictability for beneficiaries.

Active management to unblock the conflict The progress

is the result of concrete efforts promoted by the government of Chubut, including legal actions

before the Supreme Court.

This institutional pressure made it possible to accelerate a solution that had been pending for years.

The key role of the national order

The agreement is framed in a context of State restructuring promoted by the Government of

Milei.

The policy is clear:

Make debts transparent
Prioritize real obligations
End inherited disorder

Relief for the pension system The

transfer of funds represents a direct impact on the province's financial stability

In addition, it improves the response capacity of the pension system.

A message of predictability

The case sets an important precedent

When there is coordination between Nation and Provinces, it is possible to resolve historical conflicts without affecting fiscal balance.

The retirees, at the Torres Center

, stressed that the achievement is not political, but social

“These funds go back to where they always should have been: to retirees,” he said.

One more step towards economic order The

agreement shows that the path of fiscal regulation and institutional responsibility is beginning to yield concrete results