US EditionTo God Begging and with Lamelas Giving the Economy Continues to Present Alarming Signs for Milei
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The Fund warned that the situation of monetary reserves is critical: one way to prevent the government that is with the rope around its neck, and that those who regulate the tightening are precisely them. It is missing to know what no one has the slightest idea about: whether the social and political reaction will wake up before the consequences are worse.
The government defended the reduction of the retentions to the countryside and responded to former president Cristina Fernández: "To oppose is not to understand what happens to the economy." Cabinet leader Guillermo Francos replied to the former president, who questioned the reduction in the export rights to agriculture, stating that President Javier Milei "rules only for the rich." Francos said in statements to Radio Rivadavia: "I think Cristin…
The Chief of Staff responded harshly to the criticisms and defended the fiscal adjustment measures of the ruling party.
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