Victoria Villaruel, Agustín Rossi, Luis Petri, Nicolás del Caño and Florencio Randazzo were the protagonists of the night and presented their proposals to combat inflation.
Agustín Rossi
The candidate for vice president of Unión por la PatriaAgustín Rossi The panel began by mentioning the elimination of the Income Tax for employees in a dependency relationship that will be debated today in the Senate, highlighting the VAT refund and the INDEC data that marked a drop in unemployment.
He also referred to the Mipyme Employment project that also achieved half a sanction in Deputies: “We have sent a bill to Congress to continue promoting job creation. The first job There will be a display of employer charges for 48 months, for two years for all those who have their first job. “I talk about work because I am convinced that the candidates from the right and the extreme right are not going to talk about this issue.”
Florencio Randazzo
The “We do for our country” candidate began his presentation on TN by pointing out the high inflation in Argentina and tried to distance himself from the two main political forces. “This is the responsibility of both the macrismo like Kirchnerism, without a doubt, that they have not been able to resolve it. To solve it we need to do four things, different from what this government does.”
And he proposed: “Not having a fiscal deficit, having more exports than imports, having a central bank that does not issue and that is in the hands of the opposition, and fourth, having formal work and a price stabilization plan agreed with the opposition, with the unions and with the employers. Basically for what, for stabilize the exchange rate, the interest rate, wages and tariffs”.
Luis Petri
The candidate for vice president of Patricia Bullrich spoke of the inflation and highlighted the monetary issue. “While you are watching this program, all the supermarkets and neighborhood stores in this country are marking up the price of some food. In fact, tomorrow you will find them more expensive. What has Kirchnerism done to prevent this? Nothing. In fact, it has worked so that tomorrow there will be more inflation in the Argentine Republic. Every day it prints 4 billion pesos. More emission means more inflation and more poverty.”
And he stated that to end inflation, “We must end Kirchnerism“. His proposal was: a budget without deficit and “an independent central bank that stops being the ATM of the government’s lack of control. Without stocks that end up being a block to all those who want to produce and work.
Nicolás del Caño
In second to last place, it was the turn of the candidate for vice president for the Left Front-Unity in which he proposed that “no one can charge less than what a family basket costs” and salaries above inflation.
Instantly, he blamed the businessmen. “You adjust while the big businessmen win. You have to adjust to them, to the companies that kill you with great rates while they amass fortunes. Big wings food companies That together with the supermarket chains they mark you up and increase your price every day and you have to choose what to buy and what not. To the banks, to all those who made fortunes. Above the IMF “Asks for more devaluation, cuts to retirees, health, and education.”
And he sought to differentiate himself from the other candidates: “These candidates are their accomplices, they are subject to the International Monetary Fund. Not the left, we are neither accomplices nor subject.”
Victoria Villaruel
The candidate of Freedom Advances proposed “reducing public spending, reducing the fiscal deficit and stopping monetary issuance.” In addition to inflation, the representative pointed out in the working market. “How difficult it is in Argentina to have a formal job, which is to hire and be hired. Because in the same state the private initiative. Today the SMEs They are destroyed and represent 42% of our country’s GDP. But what work are SMEs going to create if today 43% of the burdens, contributions and contributions are assumed by those who provide jobs? “, he concluded.
Source: Ambito
