According to the leader, “the people of the countryside are with great expectations“before the imminent assumption of the libertarian.
For Pino, both Milei and the designated Secretary of AgricultureFernando Vilella“they understand and know what the field needs, which is why the outlook for the future is good.”
“Milei was very clear in recognizing the agricultural sector as the engine of Argentina’s economy, and in saying that export duties are a terrible tax and we must eliminate them,” the businessman emphasized, speaking to a news channel.
Furthermore, he claimed ““cut interventionism and provide predictability” to agricultural activity.
In his opinion, “you have to be patient, let the President settle in, begin to have his management and then see what is being done.”
Regarding the Government of Alberto Fernández, he said that they were “difficult years” for the sector, since “beyond the drought, it hit, and hard, the exchange rates“.
“Not having done the necessary adjustments with the exchange rate It was making us lose competitiveness in all productions, not only in milk and wheat, but also in wool and wine,” he pointed out.
Vilella’s plan for the countryside
The end of the withholdings, The elimination of the restrictions that exist to export and to be able to have clear rules that provide certainty, are the main expectations and requests that referents and authorities of entities and chambers belonging to the agroindustry raise regarding the assumption of Javier Milei as president next Sunday.
Last Thursday, Vilella, accompanied by his main collaborators, among whom are the president of the Argentine Corn and Wheat Association (Maizar), Pedro Vigneauand the former president of the Barbechando Foundation German Paatsmet with part of the technical team of the designated Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo.
According to sources close to the meeting, Vilella would have obtained the answers he needed to hear to be able to take on the challenge of facing the mission and now it remains for Caputo to make the designation official.
The former dean of the Faculty of Agronomy of the University of Buenos Aires (Fauba), together with Vigneau and Paats, presented a work a few months ago to La Libertad Avanza (LLA) on agricultural policieswith the objective of achieving productive growth in the sector.
Source: Ambito
