The president made these statements during a tour of the headquarters of the company run by Pierpaolo Barbieri.
The president Javier Milei He again insisted that “the recession is over” and asked for support from the private sector. “We are close to zero monetary inflation“, announced the president in a tour of the digital wallet offices Uala, located in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Palermo, together with its CEO, Pierpaolo Barbieri.
“From here on out it’s all good news”said the head of state. “The country is entering the best moment of the last hundred years at least,” he confirmed.
Along the same lines, Milei took the opportunity to give a message to businessmen. “I tell the entire productive sector: get on the train of progress, it’s now.”
Accompanied by the Secretary of the Presidency, Karina Milei, and spokesperson Manuel Adorni, Milei said that he is happy when “companies do well.” “That’s why I prefer to come here to congratulate you and not to inaugurate an expensive and inefficient public work that nobody wants”he remarked.
Javier Milei once again referred to the future of the economy
The President’s words were in line with the speech he gave on Thursday night within the framework of the event for the 100 years of the founding of the Argentine Chamber of Commerce (CAC). On that occasion, the president said that “The recession is over and the country has begun to grow.”
The libertarian economist stated that “from now on every day we are going to be a little better than the day before.” And he guaranteed: “Instead of being poorer every day, we will be richer every day.”
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This effort must be “at the service of being better every day”said the President. “This effort must mean progress, because otherwise it is not a sacrifice, it is a martyrdom,” he stressed and added that there are already sectors of the economy that perceive an improvement in their daily lives.and soon this perception will be a reality for all Argentines.”
“The economic program worked and works”the president congratulated himself and questioned the “econochantas” that “They have been systematically wrong since December when we arrived at the show.” Along these lines, he questioned an economist who, he said, denied his figures on salary evolution: “salaries They are growing at 3.5% real monthly. If they annualized that it gives 51% real. They are huge numbers. If they replicated that exercise for four and a half years we would catch up with the United States. They are huge figures. “I don’t know if it’s a problem of ignorance or bad intentions.”
Source: Ambito
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