Ravier Assured that Argentina Will Not Fall Into Default as Long as Milei Is President
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The presidential spokesman defended the economic program and said that the government has the resources to face the financial commitments of 2026 and 2027. He also attributed the rise of risk country to international factors and said that it does not directly affect the population. The news Ravier assured that Argentina will not go into default and that the debt maturities are covered was first published in Sin Mordaza.
The presidential spokesman brought calm to the markets about the ability to pay the commitments in dollars and underestimated the direct impact of the country risk rise on the daily lives of citizens.
The spokesman defended the government's financial strategy and stated that Economy has already guaranteed the funds to meet the debt maturities of 2026 and 2027.
The presidential spokesman, Adrián Ravier, said that Argentina will not fall into default as long as Javier Milei remains in the Casa Rosada and attributed that forecast to the financial policy carried out by Minister Luis Caputo, the Central Bank and the Finance Secretariat. "Everything Caputo does as minister, the Central Bank, the Finance Secretariat, is a guarantee that Argentina will not fall into default while Javier Milei is president," h…
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