From Closing the Central Bank to Reforming It: Milei's Shift on Monetary Authority
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El Periódico
"I am deeply concerned that the President of the Nation will repeat foolishness and inventions," said Vice President Victoria Villarruel about Javier Milei's latest outbursts. "I have genuine concern about his state and the imaginary persecutions he replicates in Argentina and abroad," she also commented in relation to the decree of the well-known executive on Thursday that allows foreigners suspected of being part of an "anti-Argentine campaign…
Associated Press News
BUENOS AIRES (AP) — Liberal President Javier Milei launched on Thursday an ambitious reform of the Central Bank to put an end to an uncontrolled monetary issue that, he denounced, served the policy to finance itself at the expense of the Argentines.
Argentina's Milei unveils bill to shield central bank from political pressure
BUENOS AIRES, July 30 - Argentina's President Javier Milei on Thursday announced plans to reform the central bank's charter, a move aimed at strengthening the institution's independence and restricting its ability to finance government spending, which his administration blames for decades of high inflation. Read more at straitstimes.com.
From closing the central bank to reforming it: Milei's shift on monetary authority
Argentine President Javier Milei presented on Thursday, in a nationwide broadcast, a bill to overhaul the central bank's charter, the statute governing the monetary authority, in an initiative the government considers central to its economic program and which it will send to the Chamber of Deputies in the coming days.
The president’s message along with the economic team, which will be broadcast at 20 o’clock, will be recorded earlier in the White Hall of the Government House. I followed all the news about Javier Milei’s government measures in the minute-to-minute coverage of Clarín.
At 8 p.m., the president will explain the details of the initiative that he will then send to Congress.
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