The Radical Civic Union (UCR) began to analyze in detail the Budget 2025 sent by the Government to the Congress, in view of the debate in committee, where the budget for next year will be discussed. In a meeting chaired by its head, Senator Martin Lousteau, and the head of the bloc in the House of Representatives, Rodrigo De Loredo, They sought to bring positions closer together to unify the negotiation and avoid new leaks, after what happened with the veto to retirements.
Lousteau and Dand Loredotogether with the head of the bloc in the Senate, Eduardo Vischi, and a group of national legislators, received this Wednesday the Ministers of Economy and Finance of the provinces of Chaco, Corrientes, Jujuy, Mendoza and Santa Feat a meeting to put the magnifying glass about the “Law of laws” sent by Javier Milei to Parliament on September 16, hours after his speech before the Chamber of Deputies.
It was a meeting “positive and enriching”the radicals reported in a statement. The photo of the three main representatives of the party sitting at the same table gave a clue about the possible intentions of radicalism to negotiate in a unified manner points of the Budget, an attitude that had not been recorded with any project sent by the Casa Rosada.
The UCR seeks to reach a consensus on its position on the 2025 Budget in view of the debate in Congress
Lousteau, Loredo and Vischi They have different views on each move of the President’s government. Javier Milei: The economist maintains a more critical look, while Vischi has a position closer to Balcarce 50. For its part, From Loredo moves to the beat of the fiscal and social impact that each project that lands in the Chamber of Deputies could have. Deputies.
Two of the points that could unite these three aspects are the items for the universities, central theme in the UCR, and the conflict -unresolved- over the recomposition of the pension funds.
It should be remembered that the UCR is going through a moment of internal tension After the detachment of a group of deputies in the vote to veto pensions, who decided to disassociate themselves from the bloc and support the rejection of the Executive to the law. It is about Luis Picat, Mariano Campero, Pablo Cervi and Martin Arjolwho were provisionally suspended.
The complaint filed against the deputies that was elevated to the National Ethics Tribunal of the party, which will judge its conduct. This presentation also reaches Roxana Reyes and Gerardo Cipolini, the two legislators of the bloc who, although they did not vote against the law, were absent during the debate.
The break in the bloc and the subsequent sanction of the National Table of the UCR generated a internal discussion in the party he commands Martin Lousteau. And to avoid the same scenario from repeating itself, the main referents and the legislators held a first meeting to unify criteria for the debate which will take place in the coming weeks.
Representing the provincial portfolios, they presented, in person and remotely, Alexander Abram (Chaco), Marcelo Rivas Piasentini (Corrientes), Federico Cardozo (Jujuy), Victor Fayad (Mendoza) and Pablo Olivares (Santa Fe).
Budget 2025: 5% growth, dollar at $1,200 in December and inflation at 18%
He Budget 2025 It was presented just over a week ago by the president Javier Milei in the Chamber of Deputies. There is expected to be growth in 5% of the GDP, a dollar a little more than $1200 in December 2025 and a average inflation of the 18.3%. The head of state aims to strengthen the fiscal balance with cuts to different areas and with one maxim: not to spend more than what comes into the public coffers.
The Ministry of Economy estimates contemplate a 3.8% drop in gross domestic product for the current year, but a significant recovery of 5% by 2025This percentage is above the private projections contained in the Market Expectations Survey (REM) which expects an average growth of 3.5% for next year.
Authorities anticipate a marked slowdown in inflation, which could reach 18.3% next yearfar from the 104.5% increase in the consumer price index during the current year. This implies an average inflation of 1.4% per month.
The authorities also consider a progressive adjustment of the official exchange rate. The Government’s calculations assume that the official dollar is located in December of this year at $1,019.90 and an increase of 18.3% by 2025, which would take the official dollar to $1,207 in December 2025.
Source: Ambito
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