Javier Milei Admitted that the Economy Does Not Evolve as Expected and Awarded It to an “External Shock”
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The president said that the benefits of his measures will have a greater impact on the following governments and that he does not think in terms of “mileism”
Upon returning from his trip to Spain, President Javier Milei acknowledged decelerations in productive activity. The president explained that “the economy is growing less than expected” by international factors. The head of state attributed the financial context to increases in rates in the United States of 5.5%. Faced with this global scenario, he pointed out that ... Read more
Back after his express tour of Spain, the President admitted that the economy “does not evolve as expected” the government and acknowledged that there was “a jump in the price level.”
The president reviewed the economic situation and remarked that “the photo is horrible, but the film is the best in history.”
“No one denies that there is poverty, that there is indigence, but they are much less than there were before,” he said in an interview with Radio Rivadavia.
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