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Milei Said Informal Wages "Are Flying"

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Canal C Javier Milei: "It's not that wages don't go up, they make a dishonest account" The president said that salaries in the informal sector "are flying." In addition, he ruled out easing fiscal goals in the face of the 2027 elections. The publication Javier Milei: "It's not that wages don't go up, they make a dishonest account" appeared for the first time in Canal C
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Canal C Javier Milei: "It's not that wages don't go up, they make a dishonest account" The president said that salaries in the informal sector "are flying." In addition, he ruled out easing fiscal goals in the face of the 2027 elections. The publication Javier Milei: "It's not that wages don't go up, they make a dishonest account" appeared for the first time in Canal C

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The President again defended his economic management and pointed at those who question the recovery of income. He acknowledged that registered wages fell, but argued that informal workers had “60 percent” increases.

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The Argentine president, Javier Milei, gave a speech this afternoon at the libertarian event «Winds of Change«, of the Foundation Freedom and Progress, and anticipated that he will win in the elections next year, although he clarified that “with the ideas only it does not reach” and that if the results do not begin to be seen «it is a problem». Within that panorama, he also pointed out that «it is a lie that wages do not grow«, noting that «in t…

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Disturbed by the criticisms his administration receives for the lack of concrete answers to improve the situation of millions of Argentines, the President questioned those who argue that wages do not improve and assured that they are making a “honest account.”

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Diario Registrado broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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