The Minister of Economy once again realigned himself with Javier Milei’s proposals after announcing the “economic emergency package” that includes a tax increase.
After the impact caused by his “economic emergency package”which included measures that went against the ideas of Javier Milei like a tax increase, Luis Caputo he came back to realign with the president’s proposals. The Minister of Economy acknowledged that dollarization and the closure of the BCRA are on the agenda of the management of the coming years.
“The president always campaigned with dollarization and the closure of the Central Bankand those flags have not been lost,” said Caputo and added: “It is understood that those They cannot be the starting point but the point of arrival”.
In that sense, the head of the Treasury Palace assured that “The starting point is to control this chaos.” During the interview he gave to LN+, the minister argued that “inflation is rising 1% daily” and insisted: “We are in a catastrophe, what has been inherited is the worst inheritance in history.”
Furthermore, Caputo confirmed that the Government is working a decree to deregulate the economy and? will propose the elimination of the PASOamong other measures.
Money laundering: the details of the “Caputo plan” and the dollars it hopes to capture
The Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, He gave his first television interview after the announcements and explained that he is working on money laundering, which would bring dollars to Argentina that are currently outside the system. How much you expect to raise and the keys.
“It will essentially be for everyone, but mainly it will favor those who enter your dollars to the Argentine banking system. “Whoever enters his dollars into the Argentine banking system is not going to pay anything,” he stated in dialogue with a news channel.
In relation to this measure, Caputo He added that “if you take it out of the banking system will pay 5%. If you take it out of the mattress or bring it in from outside you are not going to pay anything“, he contrasted, to encourage money laundering.
Source: Ambito
