Financial Times Radiography: Milei's Economic Plan Is Under Pressure
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While the influential financial journal published in London listed some achievements in libertarian management, especially in fiscal matters, it stresses that the economy is not yet taking off and that the middle class suffers the most.
The scenario poses a political challenge for the government, which next year will seek re-election
The London business newspaper raises doubts about the president’s economic plan and lack of empathy with the sectors affected by the crisis. It highlights the decline in inflation, but raises doubts about the future.
The British daily maintained that the macroeconomic order and the decline in inflation coexist with family indebtedness and the destruction of formal employment.
For the Financial Times, Milei "Showed Little Empathy" and His Economic Reforms Are "Under Pressure"
According to the London media, "the radical plan of the Argentine president to transform the country is proving painful as the economy stagnates, burdened by austerity and a strict monetary policy." The influential daily London Financial Times considered that President Javier Milei "has shown little empathy" with sectors harmed by his government program and maintained that "the environment has become bleak" one year after the elections. The arti…
The “environment has become gloomy,” the British daily said.
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