2024-03-19 06:21:19
Martin Tetaznational deputy for the Radical Civic Union He came out to respond to the statements of the President of the Nation Javier Miley, who had assured that “we made a 38% cut in public spending in the first two months, we are returning the money to the people.” The parliamentarian used social network X to respond to the libertarian.
“This cannot be true. They did not lower a single tax, they raised COUNTRY, they failed to raise withholdings and now they are going for an increase in Profits. 90% of the adjustment is retirements,” said the deputy who put on the table fundamental issues that require necessary attention in the country’s political agenda.
In this way Tetaz brings Milei into the ring once again with whom he had already had certain counterpoints, for example, regarding inflation: «I see the government imposing good news, 13.2% inflation is a scandal. But what is more scandalous is that, in the same week, he announces that rates are lowered and when that happens, inflation is higher,” he stressed days ago.
Meanwhile, in an interview on CNN he had stated that “if we reach June or July with high inflation of 5% or 6% monthly and an economy falling 3 or 4 points, it is a tragedy.” And he added that “the Government boasted that it was going to use the chainsaw and is using more blenders than chainsaws.”
In turn, regarding the debate in Congress, he had expressed that “the ruling party’s project wants to recognize inflation in retirements since April, the Civic Coalition since February and we propose to pay them with UVA since December. “We want to prevent the adjustment from being paid by retirees.”
Finally, Tetaz had tweeted over the weekend that “we are going to help build a macroeconomic consensus in Argentina; Whoever wins, no more emissions to finance spending, no more taxes on production and regulations that hinder the labor market, no more closing the economy.”
We need to build a macroeconomic consensus in Argentina; Whoever wins, no more emissions to finance spending, no more taxes on production and regulations that hinder the labor market, no more closing the economy https://t.co/wqK7cNeV0i
— Martin Tetaz (@martintetaz) March 16, 2024
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