President Javier Milei considered this Monday that “replicating” an inflation rate of 25% in January, recorded in December, would be a “good figure” and “From there on out, it’s all about celebrating.”
In statements to Rock and Pop radio, Milei argued that maintaining that inflation rate in January “would imply that we are at the beginning of the downward path.”
The president also promised that once his government “stabilizes the economy, cleans up the monetary surplus and cleans up the Central Bank,” it will “completely liberate the foreign exchange market.”
48 hours after Wednesday’s strike, the President crossed the CGT and stated that the measure of force demonstrates the coexistence of “two Argentines”.
In this sense, he contrasted that there is a part of the country that “wants to remain in backwardness, in the past and in decadence with another model that puts us on the path to development, and that is what we propose”.
The president stressed that some union members “understand the nature of the problem in the economy,” referring to the fact that “no jobs have been created in the private sector since 2011.”
Source: Clarin