According to Kulfas: “There is a proper administration of foreign exchange, although there have been some specific problems. Some were resolved, others will be resolved in the next few days“.
For example, he commented: “There was an issue with the auto parts companies and we are finishing it up, so I want to be absolutely calm about that: that the industry is going to have the foreign exchange it needs to continue growing.”
However, he clarified: “There are problems that go beyond our domestic issues, such as global supply shortages“.
On the other hand, the minister highlighted the level of use of installed capacity in the industry, which in March of this year was 67.1%, according to statistics prepared by INDEC.
“It was the best March in the last six years in the use of industrial installed capacity. This is the continuity of the process of productive growth in Argentina after the four very bad years it had in the Government of (Mauricio) Macri and what was the beginning of the pandemic,” Kulfas stressed, in statements made to Radio 10.
“The The industry has been recovering very strongly since mid-2020 and is already clearly above pre-pandemic levels and levels at the start of the crisis of the Macri government“, he added.
In that sense, he pointed out that “automotive, agricultural machinery, textile clothing and footwear are some of the sectors where investments in productive capacity are being seen.”
Regarding the universal basic salary project – promoted by Kirchnerism – Kulfas minimized it: he considered it necessary to “strengthen strategies to increase work, households need genuine, decent work, with labor rights.”
Source: Ambito
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