“The Economy Cannot Grow without Infrastructure,” Said the President of the Chamber of Construction - Real Economy
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The Argentine Chamber of Construction (CAMARCO) warned that the sector operates 25% below its historical peaks, with more than 2,000 companies closed and the paralysing of public works.
The construction industry goes through one of its most complicated moments in recent years. Although the activity ceased to fall, it remains stagnant at levels much lower than those recorded in 2023, with thousands of jobs lost, companies that closed their doors and a panorama that shows no signs of recovery in the short term. Gustavo Weiss, president of the Argentine Chamber of Construction (CAMARCO), warned that the sector suffered a 25% drop …
In this context, the sector warns that the lack of investment in infrastructure can also become a limit for economic growth. Gustavo Weiss, president of the Argentine Chamber of Construction (CAMARCO), said in dialogue with the Argentine News Agency (NA) that the economy “can’t grow” without a substantial improvement of the infrastructure and insisted on putting the issue back at the center of the agenda. “Our activity fell 25% between mid-2023 …
The construction goes through a scenario of stagnation, strong loss of employment and fewer operating companies: the activity ceased to fall, but remains about 25% below its last peak. In this context, the sector warns that the lack of investment in infrastructure can also become a limit for [...]
The president of CAMARCO warned of the stagnation of the sector, the loss of jobs and the lack of investment in infrastructure.
The president of the Argentine Chamber of Construction, Gustavo Weiss, warned that the sector remains 25% below its last peak of activity, with 2,000 companies less and no prospects of immediate recovery. Official data confirm new falls during 2026. The entrepreneur claims investments in routes, railways and strategic works, while questioning [...]
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