National Vice President Together for Change Ricardo Lopez Murphy free This Sunday he sent a warning to the president Javier Miley around him veto to the upgrade from retirement. In this sense, the legislator said that if the Executive Branch completely blocks the law to increase retirement benefits, Congress of the Nation he will proceed in securing the required two-thirds in both chambers to re-establish.
“I have not seen the rule, but if the visa is complete and does not intend to correct the problem, it will certainly be rejected by Congress,” said López Murphy in a conversation with Radio Rivadavia. Therefore, he said: “If the veto was partial, it seems to me that it would be difficult to reverse it, but if it is total, the president’s decision will be reversed.” A complete veto would be a mistake and I hope there will be good judgment.” And he predicted an “institutional conflict that would not be good for Congress or the President.”
On the other hand, López Murphy believed that Argentina is suffering from a crisis in social security due to various organizational problems such as high informality and a fixed retirement age that is “not compatible with life expectancy,” and that’s why he said that. progress must be made in the combination of the Spanish and Swedish regimes.
“Savings for old age in Argentina are nationalized and are at the heart of many of the growth problems. Due to the high inflation, it is necessary to establish a knowledge correction system, therefore, the Court has established a criterion which means that months cannot be omitted or the nature of the correction can be reduced by takes an arbitrary number.
In the same way, the economist also said: “There were several defects on the project that was voted on and an intelligent solution to the problem. “If it were to be corrected with a veto component and leave the substantive issue, it seems to me that we would have another path to a solution.” “The real debate is how to return to certain common sense, putting from benefits and scandals such as the former president (Cristina Kirchner) who collects two unattractive and luxurious pensions,” he said.
Next, López Murphy explained that the solution is to move forward in the combination of the Spanish and Swedish regimes, detailing that “an older retirement age and more years of mandatory contributions,” and the latter “establishes a correlation between contributions and the role that is withdrawn.” “If both are true, that would unlock our system for the next 40 or 50 years. This is the real reform we have to do in Argentina,” he said.
Finally, he said that progress must be made in creating conditions of consensus to solve the problems and reorganize the country. “If we were to organize ourselves and be a predictable, organized, regulated and rational country in its decisions, I see incredible opportunities in its decisions because we are far from war zones, we have the resources that the world wants today, and we could take them. the benefit of these conditions which are undoubtedly favorable for the country, so I see the glass as half full and half empty,” he concluded.
