UIA’s Harsh Appeal to the Government: “The Economy Cannot Be Measured by Inflation Alone” - Diario Panorama
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During the celebration of Industry Day held at the Elea Laboratory plant, in the municipality of Malvinas Argentinas, the Argentine Industrial Union (UIA) deployed a day full of harsh demands towards the national government. Headed by its president, Martín Rappallini, and with previous high impact statements from the vice president [...]
The Argentine Industrial Union (UIA) celebrated Industry Day at the pharmaceutical plant of Laboratorio Elea, in Los Polvorines, in a climate crossed by critical diagnosis of the recession and tension with the national government. In front of an auditorium of about 200 entrepreneurs where there were no frontline officials -the representative [...]
The owner of the entity, Martín Rapallini, warned that the economy cannot be measured by inflation alone and called for "a bridge" of transition to "real competitiveness."The executive sent to the act only a second-line official The entry The UIA demanded Milei changes in the economic model and the government emptied the act for Industry Day was first published in The Citizen.
Martín Rapallini called for measures to sustain industrial activity and warned about the loss of jobs, the fall in production and the high costs facing the sector. The post UIA issued a strong warning to the government: “The economy cannot be measured by inflation alone” appeared first on The Intransigent: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.
On Industry Day, the head of the organization, Martín Rappallini, asked to leave behind the "disqualifications" towards those who produce and invest, while calling for tools so that the sector can go through the economic transition.
Martin Rappallini warned of the fall of activity and the loss of industrial employment during the event for Industry Day. Previously, Vice President Guillermo Moretti had launched strong criticisms against Luis Caputo.
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