Entrepreneurs’ reaction to Martín Guzmán at the AmCham summit: “They need to kick him out”

Kay Martin Guzman They need to kick him out. “ synthesized with extraordinary enthusiasm and protected outside the CEO of a multi in the spacious halls of Alvear Art. The minister left amid applause and he was celebrated for only one reason: the decision of Alberto Fernández to leave him in the post, a full meaning in the midst of the “debate” with Cristina Kirchner pushing him out.

“You don’t have to be an expert to realize everything is wrong, but Guzmán it represents rationality ”, the head of Uocra, Gerardo Martínez, immediately and publicly said..

Others have noticed that “we have normalized the high inflation rate, distrust in the country, and poverty levels that until recently seemed unacceptable to us ”,according to the manager of a food company who acknowledged that the minister had goals, but he was lacking in how. Probably fearto a road you don’t know where to go, in allusion to Kirchnerism, be the cause of support for Guzmán who prevailed yesterday at the AmCham Summit.

Yes, there is anxiety. For Miguel Kiguel, credibility is needed and that does not depend on the minister: “There is still a long way to go but we will reach 2023 if common sense prevails. The end of the round was already visible and they asked again about Argentina ”.is one thing.

Beside him, Facundo Gómez Minujín, president of JP Morgan and the next head of AmCham, taught: “Politics is more than economics and explains why Peru, Brazil and Chile do not generate the distrust that Argentina provokes.. We continue to invest at the rate of 100 employees per month, but investors have lost huge amounts in the country ”, he released.

In those gaps that many take advantage of for their businesses, Angie Stelzer (Volkswagen) said that along with Adefa and the auto parts companies they are working with Central to issue imports of parts that may be missing in June. And Juan Pablo Ronderos, from MAP consultancy, commented that due to high volatility there are national capital groups that know how to manage and grow.

Minister Kulfas, who had promised dollars for imports, was surrounded almost at the exit. There are meanings, apart from the instances he listed from the stage: inflation as low as 6% in April and no more than 4% in May. To get excited?