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Jorge Carrera: “the Government Has No Sensors to Capture the State of the Economic Situation”

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Regarding the outcome of the elections, the former vice president of the Central Bank said that the government “did not have enough sensors to realize that it was not politics, it was the economy that was malfunctioning.” Read more

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Jorge Carrera: “the Government Has No Sensors to Capture the State of the Economic Situation”

Regarding the outcome of the elections, the former vice president of the Central Bank said that the government “did not have enough sensors to realize that it was not politics, it was the economy that was malfunctioning.” Read more

19 hours ago·Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Perfil broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina 19 hours ago on Friday, September 12, 2025.

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