The meeting took place within the framework of a “mini Davos” led by the Government in the Palacio Libertad between today and tomorrow.
The president Javier Milei received this Wednesday at Pink House to businessmen members of the World Economic Forum. On the part of the Government, the Chief of Staff also participated, Guillermo Francos. The meeting took place within the framework of the so-called local “Mini Davos” that takes place at the Libertad Palace, organized in collaboration with the World Economic Forum (WEF).
The meeting was held at the Argentine Science Hall, and was attended by former Norwegian official Børge Brende and the Head of Latin America and member of the Executive Committee of the World Economic Forum, Marisol Argueta; the Executive Vice President of Enel, Roberto Deambrogio; and the Founder and Managing Partner of Luma Group, Joshua Fink.
In addition, the General Director of Chevron’s Latin America Business Unit, Javier La Rosa; the CEO of Rio Tinto, Guillermo Calóthe Executive Vice President and President of International Business of AES Corporation, Juan Rubiolo; and the Executive President of Volkswagen, Alexander Seitz.
Milei, before the World Economic Forum: “We are going to put the trap on the State”
During his speech this morning at the Freedom Palacehe President assured that “the trap” is going to be “put on the State”while thanking the political leadership sector for “he is not looking to ‘carranche’ votes” and that he wants “a real change for the country of his children.”
“We are going to put the trap on the State,” the president noted.
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Milei also said: “Nobility obliges, I would like to thank the sector of the political leadership that does not seek to ‘caranchear’ votes and that seeks true change for the country of its children and supports us by upholding our vetoes and our reforms to guarantee balance. fiscal and economic balance”.
“There is another sector that wants nothing to change, that wants to continue protecting its privileges at the expense of all Argentines, that ‘carancho’ opposition that said that we were leaving in January, at Easter, in June and now they don’t know where to go because the chainsaw is still more on than ever,” he asserted.
Source: Ambito
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