The economist Diego Giacomini assured that “the people voted that there be nothing of this institutionality behind it.” Then, he pointed out that Luis Caputo “does not have the expertise to be Minister of Economy.”
Diego Giacominieconomist and former partner of Javier Mileiassured that “the main economic bastions of the PRO are going to manage the country’s economy”. The sayings arose on a day in which The president-elect awaits a response from Luis “Toto” Caputo to his proposal to take charge of the Ministry of Economy.
From the president-elect’s space it is pointed out that the future head of the Treasury Palace is someone who took him to Milei a solution to the LELIQ problem. The economist in question It’s Caputo and this is one of the reasons why Milei is insisting that he accept the leadership of the portfolio.
About him former finance minister and former president of the Central Bank during the government of Mauricio Macri, Giacomini assured that “He does not have the expertise to be Minister of Economy”.
Meanwhile, the name of Demián Reidel as possible owner of central bank. However, there are those who doubt this possibility since Reidel formed the team of Federico Sturzeneggeran economist who is not in tune with Caputo.
Giacomini: what he said about the formation of the new cabinet
In a reflection on the result of the elections and the assembly of the cabinet of the future government, Giacomini remembered that “pro and Together for Change they lostThey left comfortable third parties“and that now, according to what he maintains, his own officials are confirming in key places for the direction of the economy in the next four years.
“It’s something really surprising, it doesn’t happen anywhere”, added Javier Milei’s former partner. To then analyze that in the elections “The people voted that there be nothing of this institutionality behind“.
“Milei was very clearHe said I am not interested in having a governor, I am not interested in having senators, I only care that they vote for me in the presidential elections. “He knew how to very efficiently capture the boredom of the people precisely with the scaffolding of traditional institutional politics and then he went the exact opposite way and the people voted for him,” he remarked.
Source: Ambito
