Axel Kicillof Held Javier Milei Responsible for the Productive Crisis: “It’s All Back”
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The Governor, communal chiefs and communal leaders questioned the economic model of the national Government and its impact on the domestic market.
The Buenos Aires governor questioned the economic policy of the national government and warned about the impact it has on production and employment, as it inaugurated the 4th Bonaerense Productive Congress in the Dardo Rocha Passage.
Governor Axel Kicillof headed this Tuesday in La Plata the opening of the 4th Bonaerense Productive Congress, where he again questioned the economic model of the national government harshly and pointed directly against President Javier Milei. During his intervention, the Buenos Aires president assured that the situation that goes through different sectors of the economy does not respond to a transitional phenomenon, but to the policies promoted …
The governor of Buenos Aires questioned national economic policies and presented data on business closures and job losses. The post Axel Kicilof held Javier Milei responsible for the productive crisis: "It's all back" appeared first on El Intranssigente: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.
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