Federico Sturzenegger, one of the key advisors of President Javier Milei and also mentor of the broad Decree of Necessity and Urgency (DNU) that shook the political table last week, He continued this Saturday with his media raidexplaining the scope and defending objectives of the new standards, in this case visiting Marcelo Bonelli in Very Early Saturdaythe traditional political cycle of Radio Miter.
The former head of the Central Bank in the government of Mauricio Macri insisted that “the DNU defends the freedom of the people”, and he was upset with the General Confederation of Labor (CGT), which announced a march to the Courts next Wednesday, and also left open the possibility of declaring the next day, when the Central Confederal Congress meets, to decide what would be the first national Cegetista strike since May 2019, when Mauricio Macri was still in power.
“Seeing the CGT marching to the Supreme Court makes me angry, I wonder: Why didn’t they march when Alberto Fernández locked up the children during the pandemic for DNU?” Sturzenegger asked indignantly at Miter.
Regarding the DNU that will legally come into force on Friday, December 29, Sturzenegger repeated that “a larger package will come to Congress,” indicating that “Argentina has many problems, it does not end in that DNU.”
“You have to choose the topics carefully, but what no one can deny is that Argentina’s economic emergency is evident,” Sturzenegger said, emphasizing that “We told the caste that we had to compete, something that no one had ever dared to do since the time of the Onganía government.”
“What we want is for Argentines to be able to choose freely,” he added, “what happens is that some Kirchnerist leaders repeat fallacies, where do they think the spending is financed? From the Central Bank, because inflation is a tax.”
The cases of INCAA and the Theater Institute
“When they say that there is a great tax, that is false, there is a substitution of the tax. These are the fallacies, which served Kirchnerism to leave us with this inflation,” said Sturzenegger in the interview with Marcelo Bonelli, dedicating an important part of his statements to the situations of the INCAA or the Theater Institute, that many voices from the cultural level agitate that “Milei is going to close them.” Sturzenegger, however, stated that this is not true: “They are not going to close, what we say is that all the funds that this organization receives must be transparent, because what Kirchnerism did is impose some taxes so that the money flows directly to them.” , almost secretly, without those figures being known.
“That is what must be known, like the case of the Theater Institute, which has offices in all the provinces and those funds must be visible and it must be made clear where they went.”
Finally, Sturzenegger once again insisted, as he did on several occasions in the last week, that the DNU will seek to ensure that “unions and employers contribute to a fund that will be used when compensation has to be paid, and that this will help reduce litigation.” , because here we have an extraordinary trial industry.”
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2023-12-24 04:32:18
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