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Roberto Zahler, former president of the Central Bank: “All this discussion that the country is broken ... outside the vision is very different”

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The economist declares himself “optimist” in the face of 2025, anticipating an expansion of GDP that would range from 2.6% to 2.7%. But? The swings of the international stage, with Trump’s tariff threats.

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Roberto Zahler, former president of the Central Bank: “All this discussion that the country is broken ... outside the vision is very different”

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Roberto Zahler, former president of the Central Bank: “All this discussion that the country is broken ... outside the vision is very different”

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Roberto Zahler, former president of the Central Bank: “All this discussion that the country is broken ... outside the vision is very different”

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