Presiones Fiscales y Conflicto Político en Argentina: La Intensificación de las Tensiones entre un Primus y sus Pares
; Mamone, Miguel Ignacio 
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01/2014
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Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile. Instituto de Ciencia Política
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Revista de Ciencia Politica
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0716-1417
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0718-090X
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Durante el 2013, el gobierno central y sobre todo las provincias en Argentina enfrentaron crecientes presiones fiscales. Si bien el contexto económico repercutió en los votos recibidos por el oficialismo en las elecciones legislativas, esto no alteró sustancialmente la composición de fuerzas en el Congreso. Con apoyo legislativo, la presidenta pudo avanzar su agenda legislativa. Con presiones fiscales crecientes, los gobernadores han profundizado los esfuerzos de coordinación frente al gobierno central. Esto hace que una de las características centrales de la política argentina durante 2013 haya sido la intensificación del conflicto del presidente (un primus) contra los gobernadores (sus pares).
In 2013, both the central government and the provinces faced growing fiscal pressures. Although the relative worsening of some economic indicators affected the votes received by the ruling party in the legislative elections, this did not substantially alter the composition of seats in Congress. The President could put forward her legislative agenda with this legislative support. However, the positive image of the president eroded in public opinion polls. Facing fiscal pressures and a relatively weakened president, governors deepened their coordination efforts against the central government. As a result, one of the central features of Argentine politics in 2013 was the intensification of the conflict between the president (a primus) and the governors (her peers).
In 2013, both the central government and the provinces faced growing fiscal pressures. Although the relative worsening of some economic indicators affected the votes received by the ruling party in the legislative elections, this did not substantially alter the composition of seats in Congress. The President could put forward her legislative agenda with this legislative support. However, the positive image of the president eroded in public opinion polls. Facing fiscal pressures and a relatively weakened president, governors deepened their coordination efforts against the central government. As a result, one of the central features of Argentine politics in 2013 was the intensification of the conflict between the president (a primus) and the governors (her peers).
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