On his X account, he later explained that “the tip will remain voluntarywill not be mandatory in any way” and stressed that “it will not be part of the salary either, so it will not generate any labor contingency for the businessmen of the sector.” He summarized that “in short, The only change is that it can be added to the ticket“.
According to his interpretation, it is a project where “everyone wins: workers, businessmen and consumers.” “Providing more options is always beneficial. That is what a system of greater economic freedom proposed by President Javier Milei is all about,” he stressed.
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The official made his first statements since taking office and also referred to “the agenda of economic freedom” and the priority that he claims will give it.
He recalled that “famous phrase” that the more laws there are, the less Justice there is: “I believe that Argentina is overloaded with rules and regulations and the President has asked me to move forward in removing that foot from it. to productive activity, which is one of the most effective ways we have to promote economic activity, employment and growth.”
He listed as his second objective “the transformation of the State.” The Bases law, which gives the Government one year to address the process of “state reform”.
He then added: “I think it is important to emphasise the President’s statement: There is no money. Every peso spent by the public sector is a peso paid by someone, either through taxes or through inflationary taxes, which are paid for through issuance.”
Following the sanction of the Bases law, The Government is working on the Hojarasca Law with which the minister will seek to sweep away “more than 100 bureaucratic norms.” In Congress nobody knows anything, so said Hacemos Coalición Federal, Peronism, and Radicalism. And not even in the official La Libertad Avanza (LLA).
After the experience of both DNU 70/2023 and the Omnibus law, both of which he authored, he was a mentor in the elimination of regulations, such as the cases of rentals or the rules on shelves and supplies, which also caused setbacks by the Government, such as in the oligopolistic sector of health prepaids.
Source: Ambito
