The head of the PRO Deputies bloc, Christian Ritondothe preview of the Presentation of the 2024 Budget and asked not to take advantage of the Government’s economic agenda, and demanded an effort from all sectors to support Javier Milei’s administration.
“The truth is that other policies led us to the results we had on December 10. A poorer Argentina, where with the State present we had social organizations that ended up doing business with people’s money, with increasing unemployment and rampant inflation, the truth is that There is a model that proposed a change and was supported by the Argentines”he stressed.
He stressed that “politics does not understand these changes and that we must support them and give the government time to orient its spending priorities, have a zero deficit and ensure that this does not produce inflation.”
“The money we have to use when we need it ends up being used because we print it or we go into debt and that generates inflation,” he argued.
“The important thing is to vote on the budget,” he said prior to the presentation by President Javier Milei. He added: “It is a start, a presentation, the daily work comes later in the budget and finance committee. We have to create an Argentina of fiscal responsibility when we have lived through a long process giving away what we did not have. We have to correct and adjust until we reach a zero deficit. Spending the same as we earn.”
Cristian Ritondo pointed against Cristina Kirchner
In another part of the interview given on Radio Rivadavia, he pointed against former president Cristina Kirchner who reappeared last Friday and accused the Radical Civic Union (UCR) for having allied itself with Kirchnerism to design a joint pension update law.
“In a democracy, everyone can speak, but given the responsibility Cristina Fernández de Kirchner has for the state of the country, she should keep quiet,” said Ritondo.
He added: “I should wait, accompany, be responsible, but we should not ask that of Kirchnerism, which is working to make things worse, better, so that things go badly for the government, speculating.”
Along the same lines, he questioned: “They are working to make this Government fall quickly as they have always done. every time they were not in charge of governing. They want things to go badly, I’m not making anything up. They say it themselves.”
“The Argentina that Cristina Kirchner left behind on December 10 left us with more than 50% poverty, on the road to hyperinflation, the government that has put us into the most debt in history. This government is making a great effort to correct that part, and it is not only the government but also the Argentines who support these decisions,” he said.
He also claimed that Kirchnerism ““at least keep up with the efforts made by the Argentines,” while clarifying that “we always know who is throwing a spanner in the works.”
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“They join in on anything that might harm the government, they want things to go badly for it, and they believe that the worse the better, and that they have a chance of coming back. Argentines are clear that Kirchnerism and populism in Argentina must not govern again“, he said.
Criticism of the Radical Civic Union
After the darts to the head of the radical bench, Rodrigo De Loredo, in the framework of the session that dealt with the veto of the Law of retirement update, Ritondo highlighted the affection he professes to the Cordoban, but He accused him of allying himself with Kirchnerism.
“I have a lot of affection and personal love for him, but They allied themselves with Kirchnerism when they voted. They made a new joint law. A law that could have had 0.4%, which was 8% of the retirees, added the lawsuits of ANSES, the provincial funds, which made it go from 0.4 to 1.8% for this year. They went from producing a project of 6 billion to 15 billion,” he criticized.
Source: Ambito
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