For months, the official account turned social justice into the scapegoat of the country’s economic ills, calling it ideological aberration and coercive theft “own of the kukas.” However, the harshness of management and the need to show concrete results end up corralling the discourse. The recent statements of the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, in defining the impulse to mortgage credit as “social justice”, not only exposed a counterpoint to …
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For months, the official account turned social justice into the scapegoat of the country’s economic ills, calling it ideological aberration and coercive theft “own of the kukas.” However, the harshness of management and the need to show concrete results end up corralling the discourse. The recent statements of the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, in defining the impulse to mortgage credit as “social justice”, not only exposed a counterpoint to …