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Miguel Kiguel: “We Have to Accumulate Reserves, Strong Countries Do Not Go to the Us or the Imf”
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Economist Miguel Kiguel pointed out that the economy managed to overcome a strong monetary grip, but still faces weaknesses.
The economist stressed the need to accumulate reserves so as not to depend on international actors. He highlights fiscal and monetary work and hopes that in 2026 the credit will be recovered.
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