In that sense, the head of the Rural Society said that there is a climate of “anguish” that he attributed to “the uncertainty that the political front that leads the country has”, hours after the resignation of Martín Guzmán as Minister of Economy.
“One does not know what is going to happen tomorrow, it is ugly to live with that“, indicated Pino and immediately added: “It is a complicated moment. What this whole situation reflects is that Argentina is surely immersed in a very important political problem, also generated in part by the comings and goings of this government front that today leads the country.”
The ruralist leader harshly criticized the import restriction policies and the retentions on exports. “It gives the feeling that with the measures that are taken they want to complicate the lives of producers“, he explained. Referring to President Alberto Fernández, Pino said: “You want me to continue producing, but every time you make the road more difficult for me.”
Referring to the internal one between President Alberto Fernández and Vice President Cristina Kirchner, he stated that “It’s like when mommy and daddy fight, kids just stare.” In relation to the announced stoppage of activities in claim for the lack of diesel, Pino said: “We continue aiming at 13 (July)”.
“Now there is an important move like the minister’s departure yesterday, we are uncertain about how this goes forward, beyond the 13th. We are going to take this day, a breather”he claimed.
Finally, he referred to the unity of the sector and in this regard, he evaluated: “The event the other day at La Rural was very important. Many will say ‘how many times did they get together’, but the other day we all sat at the table thinking of agreeing on 100 percent of things”.
“We sat down thinking about the meeting points from which we could build. We understood that not all the links in the chain have the same reality, but we do all have the idea of the country we want moving forward”, concluded.
Source: Ambito
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