The first hours of Javier Milei’s Government start: “This logic of spending more than there is is over” | EUROtoday

The new Argentine president meets along with his cupboard, however the financial bulletins will happen this Tuesday

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The anticipated financial bulletins of the brand new Government of Javier Milei must wait till tomorrow, Tuesday: the spokesman for the Argentine Presidency, Manuel Adorni, confirmed this Monday that the measures are usually not but closed.

“We are all very worried about Argentina. Of course we understand the anxiety and desperation to know what is coming. Tomorrow, the schedule is yet to be defined, the announcements will be made on economic matters by the Minister (of Economy, Luis) Caputo,” Adorni stated in a press convention known as at eight within the morning on the Casa Rosada.

It was anticipated that Milei’s mantra (“there is no money”) could be joined on the primary enterprise day of his Presidency by a battery of measures that may make it clear the place the overall liberalization of the Argentine economic system goes, which is what the candidate ultraliberal he promised within the marketing campaign. However, a collection of technical difficulties with the proposed decrees and legal guidelines compelled the postponement.

At the insistence of the journalists gathered in one of many rooms of the Government headquarters, Adorni refused to supply extra particulars.

“We are going to end with futurology, I don’t like it. The definitions are going to be in the voice of Minister Luis Caputo tomorrow. I can’t give you the schedule because we haven’t defined it yet. Don’t try to remove any data from me because I don’t have it.” “.

“Argentina’s issues, or the precept of resolution to these issues, have an financial focus, and clearly the battle goes to be fought by way of financial progress however fixing very structural issues that the Argentine State has by way of fiscal coverage.” “added the spokesperson, who promised to supply press conferences each day at 9 within the morning.

“This logic of spending more than there is is over. ‘There is no money’ is not a cliché. “There is not any cash, and the fiscal steadiness will probably be strictly revered, and the logic that all of us have that we can not spend greater than what we’ve got will probably be strictly revered.”

While Adorni was speaking, President Milei arrived, minutes after eight in the morning, at the Casa Rosada to hold his first cabinet meeting. Milei, who on Sunday night was applauded at the Teatro Colón shouting “freedom, freedom!”, denounced in his inauguration speech that the Kirchnerist government of Alberto Fernández left him with “a planted inflation of 15,000 p.c yearly,” though he didn’t give particular particulars about that placing piece of knowledge.