Milei Explained His Plan for the New BCRA Organic Charter
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The government intends to eliminate a modification established in 2012 by the then president of the monetary authority, Mercedes Marcó del Pont.
By Gladys Stagno With an economic agenda digitized from abroad without dissimulation, the government is advancing a project to modify the Organic Charter of the Central Bank (BCRA). This was announced by Javier Milei at the meeting he organized with the legislators of La Libertad Avanza in Casa Rosada, post ejection of Manuel Adorni of the Cabinet Headquarters and to become the first Argentine president to celebrate the Independence of the Unit…
Betina Stein The government has returned to the attack with a new plan to reform the Organic Charter of the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic. Behind the discourse on the “independence” of the Central Bank is a deeply political decision: to definitively condition the action of the BCRA to a single objective, monetary stability, even if the policies aimed at achieving it involve recession, unemployment or greater inequality. Article 3 of the…
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elciudadanoweb.comTrue to his style of defending his ideas with insults, President Javier Milei went out to cross the criticisms of former Central Bank holders (BCRA), Mercedes Marcó del Pont and Miguel Ángel Pesce, after questioning their intention to modify the Organic Charter of the monetary authority. Through an extensive message published in his X account, the president defended his reform project and launched harsh disqualifications against both economists …
Buenos Aires – 3 July 2026 – Total News Agency – TNA-. President Javier Milei prepares an institutional high voltage reform: modify the Organic Charter of the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic (BCRA) to prohibit, or at least restrict to the maximum, the issue of pesos destined to finance the fiscal deficit. The initiative aims to disarm the current scheme since 2012, when Kirchnerism reformed the law of the BCRA under the leadership of Merc…
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