A former president Julio María Sanguinetti, has laid into the leftwing
Encuentro Progresista-Frente Amplio for stirring up fears over the future of
pensions and other liabilities at the state oil, cement and distillery company,
Ancap. There is a referendum, on 7 December, on whether the law which ended the
Administración Nacional de Combustible, Alcohol y Portland's monopoly on oil
refining, importing and exporting should be overturned. The left argues that the
change could lead to both a backdoor privatisation and allow the company to
reduce pensions and other liabilities.
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