The economic power looks closely at the next 60 days of the most important Minister for Javier Milei. The “Duck theorem” for deregulations and business opportunities in telecommunications, energy and natural resources. The fight over the decrees.
There were a series of postcards that the economic power looked at during the weekend. In all of them, in addition to Javier Milei, the protagonist of the saga was the Minister of Deregulation and Transformation of the State Federico Sturzenegger. From Friday’s whirlwind visit to his offices, the recreation of the “outside” depicted by the endless chainsaw and the premonition that Elon Musk could emulate his role in Donald Trump’s administration, the signs were aimed at making clear who he is today the most relevant official of the libertarian government.
Therefore, beyond Airlines, Intercargo, Universities, the mail, the nomination of judges and any measure that is announced with public impact, The underlying objective is for a series of bombs to explode that – like in the minesweeper game – protect the main asset of this second phase of government: the reforms and deregulations promoted by Sturzenegger.. Those are the ones that foreign investors look at based on the theorem of “Duck”: a characteristic animal for handling the three elements, earth, air and water. Translated, telecommunications, energy and mining and natural resources. That is where the eyes of those who could see Argentina as a land of business opportunities are focused.
But the truth is also that the Libertad Avanza government lacks fundamental expertise – not to enter into the regulatory tangle – but to expertly execute the intended plan of “liberating” the land for the private world. Sturzenegger is an economist but not an administrativeist and even less a constitutionalist. “The Government would need a (Roberto) Dromi, or rather, an army of ‘Dromis’”he indicated to Scope a qualified source that usually exchanges impressions with the owners of power. The allusion to the former minister of Carlos Menem, mastermind of privatizations and predecessor par excellence of Sturzenegger is not arbitrary. His know-how of the State was even rented by Néstor Kirchner, at the beginning and a little more too, except that he preferred to keep it in the shadows so as not to dent the rhetoric of that time antagonistic to Menemism.
The judicial world, as said, will begin to look at Administrative and Constitutional Law as the most important, in the future and around this topic. Investors look at the next 60 days and quickly decode that the figure to protect is Sturzenegger but that he must count on the miracle of incorporating an army of “mini Dromis” into the administration. that can execute the changes that the private world considers essential for the business climate. Deregulating efficiently is not the same as simply deregulating. It can generate the opposite effect to that intended. Believing that this can be managed with Twitter users is directly suicidal. The Bruchou Studio or Liban Kusa – however they want to split it – are the ones who are looking closely and rubbing their hands at a second phase scenario. An invasion of administrators.
The problem is looking north: despite Milei’s image of being in tune with Trump, When the Republican lands in the White House, he will apply the entire battery of protectionisms that allowed him to win the presidency again, contrary to Creole discourses that strive to see similarities.
The President is not convinced by the extraordinary measures or anything that comes out of Congress after passing the litmus test of the DNU limitation this week. He needs the released decrees to advance the plan. The option of going to court if politics bogs down everything would not be the solution either.. “You lose” was the message that crossed like a tracer bullet if the issue reaches a judicialization due to the clash of powers between the Executive and the Legislative. There are 60 days – summer days, when people are on vacation, paraphrasing Milei – where the second part of his mandate is played out. And where those in charge of the real power that is money pay real attention.
Source: Ambito
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