Latest / Construcción Plural - Radio Trend Topic / Construcción Plural - Programa 1147

Transcript

Construcción Plural - Programa 1147 · Construcción Plural - Radio Trend Topic

0:01
Plural construction, the renowned journalistic program of political analysis and current in its twentieth
0:07
season, with the leadership of Fernando Mauri and a team of prestigious analysts listen
0:15
to it on radio train topic. Our President was born in Argentina, Dr
0:24
Rabiero Mirey was the Hello Presina. To all there is no stabilization plan,
0:41
not good, but the delay to change. There' s a problem with
0:44
currency exchange here. It is impossible to achieve the zero deficit in the twenty
0:49
- four thousand. Good. It' s very little speck. Raya is
0:53
a lot of equator, but you' re not liberal. There were taxes
0:58
as well as not, but one more three hundred and sixty- five times
1:03
was known and gives me three sixty s. It can' t last if
1:06
there' s no video and there' s not you who invited me to
1:10
be Federo day you noodle cotuco. They want to know how the economy is
1:11
going to grow, it' s going to go up like fart bus.
1:14
But there' s no anchor. Well, because there' s no comprehensive
1:17
plan. But you should set the path. This is not a liberal government
1:22
because it did not release the drug. Not because there' s a changed
1:25
appreciation. I have a changing appreciation, but fucking freedom. Okay. There
1:34
was the President on one side, as well as this presentation of a Freedom
1:38
Foundation. Our president asks that you in Argentina have a small left. Well,
1:42
good afternoon, my friends, how cool it is to follow the weekend
1:46
prescore. There is noórmite carton, because in the morning, at seven
1:49
of the Manuela and twelve degrees for these days more less than hour, the
1:53
fifteen fourteen. Yes, it' s very fresh. The blue went with
1:56
everything premiered twenty- five. I' m wrong. Today he played one
2:01
thousand three hundred for Sessénite descent, so for the quiet, with rumors that
2:07
all caputo got into the market, as that freedom does not progress so much.
2:10
We' re going to have a little conversation with Don Camilo Tiscorn,
2:19
the six- year economic director of our psycholumnist who in a second is going
2:23
to be going up there. They call it fo frees it stream as far
2:27
as we can sweat the view low in the met a thousand two twenty-
2:30
six, found with a thousand five hundred and four and the lues is above
2:32
all a thousand two sixty, almost receiving yesterday the five, if I am
2:38
not mistaken, a thousand nine hundred and five, but having touched in a
2:42
thousand three hundred sixty and rod then reculating a little Nicholas Postes was not somewhere
2:46
and with Rabel Miley grows in the circulations of the future, his future,
2:51
a good, completely blurred chief of méx, not where his power. There
2:54
he cares midi and not the structure, unusually on the science web and has
2:59
a prominent role sarino in my loy up and I said that Borto is the
3:02
formal thing at least post should be more powerful. Or, obviously, not
3:07
real. Chuchito González, the nineties are back, you remember some of you
3:12
are young. He opened details and met Javier Miley at the Camarín del Lona.
3:15
Even we' re ready, let' s go to Beo, jabo
3:23
well tell you everything. At the end of Argentina, this group was received
3:24
to denounce the massacre in front of it and requested that it be monitored.
3:29
Break the silence and I totally think I told him how bad he was.
3:32
Titiló directly supported the mayor of the massacre, who has a complaint for sexual
3:38
abuse my inhabitants of already Juan. When he walks in, I just remembered.
3:44
The camel itches to the sum, so barely before I see myself so
3:46
I have been long, broke my shirt, threw on the bed the audios
3:51
against the fire of the killing for sexual still. Terrible and terrible. The
3:55
double value. Not because if this had happened with someone from Achol or Migari
4:00
since we came to the scandal that would have made it true when it'
4:03
s a good one of mine, I keep it, they support them.
4:05
There' s no moral go, there' s a double moral or double
4:08
rod goes out with me particularly and there' s a guy who works a
4:12
lot for the truth bothers me a lot. It' s wrong that you
4:14
' re going to have a view, a liverpacto one for a radical,
4:17
whatever abuse, rape, corruption, whatever you can. You can' t
4:21
speak double var in any of these feelings. Then you' re pinu that
4:26
thorny one step at a time, but Peronism comes out of defending it.
4:29
Well, in Spain I' m sure the Argentine government had announced the last
4:32
trip of my law to Madrid as a visit above. That' s what
4:35
he can do. It wasn' t a vilitarrivandy. So desperate Miley chose
4:41
Milay for the stage of her last edition. It analyses this radical plan to
4:45
transform Argentina. He' s pretty cautious pretty critical, but, as I
4:48
always looked and you know, a little bit in the ajitla mine. No.
4:51
The important thing is that they talk about me later the lyrics to physics
4:55
and who reads the notes. But if Leipe cypa all looks like it'
4:58
s any layer a lid, he tells you it' s just that he
5:01
' s destroying the Argentine and he' s going to publish it because he
5:04
tells me and I like it is the governance of it. It is to
5:09
rule in the United States, to remember marte the rings of Saturn, whatever
5:12
he likes notoriety and this is a bit of a phenomenon of those liquid times.
5:15
I wouldn' t say Bauman, liquid modernity, where it' s
5:20
not superficiality. We kept the titles, with hy News one more you had.
5:24
There comes confrontation again with a friend that this one of his own appears
5:29
to me the most leader failure of the pro that told me yes of two
5:31
thousand is the president most potado Argentina. How, but he feels more voted
5:34
in Argentine history. And of course, in terms of population growth, if
5:39
in numerical technos of voters in more endowed, but because Christian the population,
5:43
what is worth are the male percentages and but did not get sixty percent at
5:46
that moment. By the way, the same thing, he just pulled between
5:49
fifty- six quotation marks. And in valuing, if not, we live
5:51
the Kingdom of modernity, liquid lda, the ig news. Okay. That
5:56
' s why my law is that this stage of me, which I have
5:59
already done before, a stage that is not necessarily favorable, which is quite
6:01
cause, but he looks for like, seeks this relevance and then hundreds I
6:11
feel so fis alive, as I say of liquid times of Rob Tyre and
6:15
the way of Ticornio, my friend, good afternoon, how it goes,
6:18
How' s it going, Fernando, how' s it going? I
6:20
live very well. Okay. The economy is also climates. Not so,
6:25
today the dollar continued to fly in about three hundred hours. It' s
6:28
down to a thousand little docitos eighty, which is almost like yesterday. But
6:30
Padin' s risk also continues to rise. We saw the stage of a
6:33
very left- wing newspaper, very left- handed, as the nation today
6:36
worried no, free dollars rose up to sixteen percent in three days and the
6:43
economy does not stop falling. Not that it speaks of the economic activity,
6:46
the data that knew you yesterday to see economic agents climates what you would say,
6:53
why you were going recently this does not speak of how some also that
6:57
they wanted of helicopters, but until a few days ago it seems that everything
7:00
came barbarous and now it appears that there is beginning to be a barrons on
7:04
the horizon data that the floor would not have touched with legas of yours that
7:10
speak and not of the palo Claudio Lozano, of the Palo Orthodoxto that predict
7:15
long months for a reactivation or recomposition of the economic activity. Let' s
7:17
balance a little in Alitics that is well balanced reasonable. At what point is
7:20
first I would distinguish not combine the data of economic activity with that of the
7:28
dollar, in what sense we are talking about silence. The EMEA was published,
7:31
which is the PB of March and we are finishing the month of May.
7:38
I mean, I wouldn' t combine the behavior of the dollar these
7:42
days with the recession at all. Let' s just say we have to
7:46
say something. The truth is, no one knows if I' m cooping
7:47
it up, because we don' t have a clue what' s going
7:49
on right now. The last thing we had in the month of March and
7:51
there was nothing new about what came out of the Baby and already the industry
7:57
had gone very bad with me had not gone very bad, with which the
8:00
data from yesterday. To see that he is informed, someone might say that
8:03
for now there is no indication that the ocean bottom will be mostly touched.
8:09
I' d say first you wouldn' t take the March data as a
8:13
novelty. I tell you again I think that at some point, personally,
8:18
I had an expectation that March might not be so bad. The truth is
8:20
that March was very bad as it was already. We' ve talked about
8:24
this several times. When you take the year- on- year comparison,
8:28
it' s obvious that it' s going to be bad and even worse
8:31
this year that there are fewer business days than last year, when that comparison
8:35
and March doesn' t say anything at all, we' ll see what
8:37
happens in April. In April, but that is me about February too I
8:39
respect. But with what I would tell you the conclusion would be March we
8:46
hadn' t touched funds. I don' t know if today we don
8:48
' t hit bottom anymore. No one has the May ME activity data.
8:50
Unlike what happens with the IPE. I know that consultants have measurements online directly
8:56
in economic activity data. There isn' t then. What should be said
8:58
is the economy did not hit bottom in March and in April we will see.
9:03
Some indicators have risen, such as the Indi being built, that in
9:05
the construction of cars, something improved. Well, we' ll see when
9:13
the data comes out, maybe in April. It could have hit bottom in
9:15
March definitely, so that' s what I would say in battery economic activity.
9:20
As for the exchange rate issue, and well, I think it is
9:22
a very delicate economy in which we are very unstable with many things to correct.
9:28
This had been a fairly, quite positive dynamic in some explainers on the
9:33
entire financial side, and I believe that the decline in interest rates over the
9:37
past few weeks I think it took a toll on this behavior of the dollar.
9:41
You think today the size of a fisto term. A little more than
9:43
two and a half percent a month has remained of this, so with the
9:48
dollar, which came quite quiet the parallels, there was an incentive out there
9:52
for him to want to pass. I would also add the lack of progress
9:56
with the basic law which I think would kind of complicate the government' s
10:01
horizon and its economic policy a little bit. So I think several things have
10:05
been combined for this which you are now moving to see may be that the
10:13
central climbs to the cup, although there is a theory of Caputo, that
10:16
you have to look at the rate of what the treasure pays, that is,
10:20
the state had no exceectral vaco. If there was no treasury, a
10:24
bit of a weird interpretation. Today there is a note, for example,
10:26
as Pablo Buende was, just talking to sources of economies. In the sense,
10:31
you have to look. Banks must pay in a fixed class. I
10:35
don' t think I' m a bit weird anymore. You will explain
10:37
to me, not the cup of the plant, but the cup that the
10:39
Treasury pays, which is higher to see. Explain a little bit to me.
10:43
First of all, I' d say the banks do what they don
10:46
' t want. That' s the first good point for fucking good,
10:50
but Caputo wants to contain a dance tattoo like me. What else, I
10:56
' d tell you more about Capute. It' s more of an explanation
11:01
than anything else. He won' t be able to convince the banks absolutely
11:03
nothing. What he explains, if we take it as an explanation, is
11:07
that the Treasury bank last week tendered a series of securities that the banks bought.
11:13
It' s like the banks came out of these famous passive passes.
11:18
That it is a debt of the Central Bank, which is the one that
11:22
pays the famous rate that the Central Bank manages and migrated with enough money to
11:26
these letters of the Treasury, that is, that they went from an instrument
11:30
that was debt of the Central Bank, that paid a certain rate of three
11:35
and five percent to these instruments of the TESORO, that actually pay four and
11:37
five percent. Then the Minister what the banks say could be paying a higher
11:43
rate in the fixed terms, because they are actually charging more via the invested
11:46
bonds. But the banks, let' s say, are going to pay
11:50
the fee based on what suits them. Then we' ll have to see
11:54
if, at some point, this ends up passing the rates of the plasophics
11:58
for the moment not now. I believe that this movement of the dollar should
12:01
eventually lead to rates somewhere in the economic system and different financial assets showing a
12:05
slightly higher interest rate that I try to offset. We' ll see how
12:11
it goes. I think that I believe in this context that I am not
12:16
sorry for anything, but that what I would distinguish in this context from so
12:20
many other times that we have seen the dollar rise and whenever you see it
12:22
rise is worrying. I think one very important difference that there is this opportunity
12:28
is that there is no fiscal deficit. I think this is a pretty important
12:31
difference, as much as one can then discuss well how sustainable it is because
12:35
it looks. They didn' t actually pay her head off. Actually,
12:37
there' s the tax. There are a lot of things you can find
12:41
to justify, but I would say that for a certain range of time,
12:45
public accounts are pretty neat. I think that would have to help as a
12:48
containment factor. Unlike past times when this was happening, I think it'
12:56
s a factor that can help you try to make sure things aren' t
12:58
expensive. More than all play what happens, play a lot of factors that
13:03
you mentioned to the total, the exchange rate delay, which I do not
13:11
advance such superhel structure but there are a lot of other elements of the agents
13:16
that play. I do not entirely agree. Yeah, but I' m
13:20
saying if you could get to sort out the part of this policy, that
13:24
' s what you haven' t touched so much before. Plus the fees.
13:26
I believe that the issue of the basic law is important because, let
13:33
us just say, the basic law has several signs that the tax package seems
13:35
to be here. Both. One is that the government shows that something can
13:39
happen in Congress, being a government that does not control it in the tax
13:45
package. It just favors fiscal consolidation so that it lasts in time and I
13:48
think that, in general, the basic law gives a sign of some kind
13:52
of change, of course of economic policy in general, which would be a
13:56
little more endorsed than only by the President, which would be an incipient thing
14:01
that could help to think about a horizon, a little longer for the argent,
14:05
that is, hopefully that will come out. I think that might help
14:07
to ease anxiety enough, because I insist on the fact that there is no
14:11
fiscal deficit, it seems to me to be an important fact in this context
14:15
in which the dollar seems to escape. The Central' s hand went off
14:18
with the drop so a quick rate can raise it quickly to counter a little.
14:26
This because, as you say what he says, you say it more
14:28
than a pressure, you see it more as an explanation. But I say
14:31
hard banks there are good people, we' re not, we' re
14:35
more treasure, so let' s move it. I' ll be right
14:37
with you. I' m saying what stage to start with. He lost
14:39
his hand a little bit. It was too much, especially at the level
14:43
of improving activity and liquefying monetary liabilities. The Central Bank games. They went
14:48
hand in hand on one side, and I think it' s a sign
14:52
that a little bit out there they rushed, I think, obviously, that
14:56
here too the idea of whether the gift is behind is floating in the environment.
15:00
No. This is the other key issue is that the government is very
15:03
firm in saying it will continue to move in official dollar to two percent.
15:07
To date, parallel contributions were not very affected because the gap remained fairly narrow.
15:13
You were tonalmen issues of defending backwardness. Also good to defend an alleged
15:18
back or change the officer with a twenty breste in one thing, defend him
15:22
for a forty fair exactly then. I believe that this, the widening of
15:28
the gap, explained by all these things that we said, makes the government
15:31
' s strategy much more complicated, I think, to try to maintain that
15:35
two percent rate of assessment that I understand and the government, obviously, what
15:39
it tries to do is that inflation converges as quickly as possible to that value.
15:45
Not because of that they have also postponed adjustments to Tarifa. In fact,
15:48
inflation is falling. We, in the consultant, want you to be
15:54
down five percent, but it' s not two percent. Definitely, then,
15:58
obviously the issue of backwardness is so overflying. The Government denies it,
16:03
but I believe that we are in a difficult position to change. It'
16:07
s not a loose situation. There can definitely be some forcing, I'
16:12
m not saying a devaluation of success. By the way, I say there
16:15
may be some modification to leaving the two with this issue of Holo' s
16:19
help from the fifenjeros. I think the government is going to try to see
16:22
a little bit of this going on. In the next few days they will
16:27
try, I imagine, to see if they can make any progress with the
16:30
basic law, that that can generate some kind of expectations, but I think
16:33
they will try not to move the exchange rate yet, at least because I
16:37
think there is a lot there. The officer does have an impact on inflation.
16:42
The movement is parallel, at least for now. I think it'
16:45
s not as incident in inflation as it was in the past. Today,
16:51
that dealers have fairly easy access to the official dollar market there is in the
16:56
official market, it seems to me that the inflationary impact much more limited.
17:00
So, I think the government is going to try to wait and not deliver
17:03
this movement flag of the type of caden Now this also brings you a guy,
17:07
a little deeper than there is in Argentina, which is part of the
17:10
complications that we have that we want the exchange rate to fulfill two roles that
17:15
cannot be solved easily. On the one hand, we want the exchange rate
17:19
to be absolutely quiet, because that' s the only way we get inflation
17:25
to be anchoring the inflation rate exactly. But, on the other hand,
17:30
everyone complains about the delay in changing. So, everyone wants to try to
17:32
have a kind of exchange that' s skyrocketing, so that' s gonna
17:34
protect whatever economic activity you can come up with. You can' t do
17:38
both. You can' t talk, indeed you can' t. So,
17:44
when the discussion comes about about the currency lag, it' s not
17:48
easy to resolve, because, obviously, when you hear some complaints, I
17:51
think that there are people who are thinking or think that the exchange rate would
17:53
have to be at a very high level to give protection, which I think
17:57
it couldn' t be sustained because you come up with inflation, while,
18:00
on the other hand, if you exaggerate to leave the dollar maybe at two
18:04
percent in inflation, it doesn' t converge so fast to that and you
18:07
' re buying yourself a problem. So I think that for him at some
18:11
point, as happens in other countries of the world, we have to go
18:14
back. We must ensure that the exchange rate fulfils a certain function of accommodating
18:18
some competitiveness issue, but it cannot be the ultimate solution now that this is
18:22
not inflationary is precisely the fiscal result. That' s why I put a
18:26
lot, a lot of importance on it. It is we are talking here
18:30
in prubal construction with our columnist way of Tecorneo, the director of these etcetera,
18:33
with the miss and the one that I stayed there. You can get
18:36
up not from them anymore, but you saw ingested the opposite, i e
18:40
turn around and you go a little cup to the center. We don'
18:41
t see it as very difficult. That and I think we thought what we
18:48
said before. The subject that the Minister talks about is that the references are
18:52
the Treasury letters. You think the Treasury is now going to issue these letters
18:56
fortnightly. Not then, I think maybe they' re just trying for the
19:00
goal is to migrate, try to migrate as much as possible. What is
19:03
central that ends in these titles, then maybe it is in the tenders,
19:07
those where you can play more with the cup, more than perhaps the role
19:10
of the Central Bank. What happened, what about the paraistic risk life reached
19:15
the point of the people two thousand two hundred, with the last hours or
19:18
is stagnated up today from one twenty- seven to one four hundred fifteen.
19:22
A little bit has to do with all this rock rum and I think it
19:26
does, I think it has a lot to do with all this, maybe
19:30
in the case of country risk, that we remember that country risk is a
19:33
direct result of the listing of bonds in sovereign dollars of Argentina. I believe
19:40
that when you see it and climb it into the river country not accompanied by
19:42
that of other countries, because many times the movements are global, they are
19:47
in several, but when it is something differential of the country, it is
19:51
showing that there is something but that specifically affects that. I think this has
19:52
a lot to do with the political side and the issue of the Bas law,
19:56
because that' s where you play. I had a little more.
19:59
There' s the long- term tax side. In the short term,
20:02
I think the government has enough room to be able to manage public accounts in
20:07
the month- to- month But when you go next year, next year,
20:11
there starts to be a lot of maturities of dollar debts, which is
20:14
the one that was postponed by Guzmana in its exchange and that what would be
20:18
desirable would be to be able to go to the market to at least renew.
20:19
That well, obviously, are very important commitments and, obviously, in
20:23
order to get there, to be able to renew at Ripopy having to work
20:27
much more is not going down right now, these days. This obviously complicates
20:30
there is a worse perception of that future. Someone sent me a note a
20:37
while ago about online politics with all the subjectivity that every media has and so
20:40
on. In other words, it finished the free market caputo of safil FM
20:45
and sells dollars to stop the counting with Lukis. The Minister sent the Wurtsapil
20:48
of the Banco Nación and other financial friends, between quotation marks, to liquidate
20:52
dollars in order to light up the run tension with Lfmai and Sega Puto returned
20:57
to the Santanza, the sonted the management with matrigo, which your little also
21:02
condemned and put hand in the market to try to stop it tilde directly to
21:04
the politics online. It seems to me strange, at least in this sense
21:07
the cumshot opinion. If I think selling dollars to defend with everything that that
21:12
wouldn' t be a good idea. You don' t have to see
21:15
if this is true or not. Of course, I couldn' t make
21:19
a rumor so far. Actually, what you see and also this is another
21:22
topic to put into context what is happening. Not until yesterday, the Central
21:26
Bank was still buying dollars on the official market. Then it seems to me
21:30
that it gives a different context to this movement. And, on the other
21:34
hand, I thought that at some point, I would raise it from the
21:40
financial exchange rates, in particular from the settlement account. In some ways it
21:44
favors the carriers, because the contributors can of course twenty percent in that counted
21:48
with liquiation. So, having passed in the last few days, I don
21:52
' t know a thousand hundred The values that are today give it a plus,
21:56
obviously that for twenty percent, but it' s some improvement that maybe
21:57
I can. I won' t see, but a little talking. I
22:00
don' t remember. If I talked to you about no, no,
22:02
no, no, by some colleague of yours to see low details you promote
22:07
that even a little bit of this kind of financial exchange goes up. All
22:08
right, but the thing, it kind of seems like a new extragerious gyner
22:11
to talk about stididly running like he' s out of mambo or something,
22:15
I mean one thing that' s a thousand fifty and they' re going
22:17
to. I don' t know for putting a thousand hundred, fifty thousand
22:19
two hundred and another thing that in five days happens to you one thousand three
22:22
hundred. I' m not saying trolling this 20 percent dorn is a thing
22:26
for poque and we don' t know two thousand three hundred how it'
22:27
s going to go tomorrow, on Monday you' re not totally leaving.
22:30
Logically, the more the gap widens, the more the official dollar is called
22:33
into question. And here in this kind of thing you moved that the phenomena
22:38
are like they are enhanced, not because if the blecha are spoken, it
22:41
is widening in less and less representative the official pain. So, if this
22:45
favors you that your power counts the gap, well, mine happens the other
22:48
way around. Then you have to see how the government reacts with this.
22:52
I think the logical thing would be to raise interest sizes, probably through treasury
22:56
letters. We' ll see very soon when the government gets back to him,
23:02
let' s see how that happens. There are clever fellows talking about
23:06
dependent stocks. Obviously, with greater faith gap, the trap seems to be
23:11
further and further away, although we all see that the exit is going to
23:15
be gradual and so on imposed to go to follow some other painting, but
23:18
I say further away the exit and I know why that kind of thing and
23:23
yes definitely. Anyway, I think that the movement this one that told you
23:29
before the placement of letters from the treasure to get out of the passes,
23:33
is an important step in order to free the sepo, because what is the
23:37
main reason why there is no transmission. Some colleague of yours and he goes
23:42
on a multi- bomb, but not I don' t put on a
23:45
flipbla talks about all that being quasi- fiscal semission, it doesn' t
23:48
stop being a fiscal CSI mission, although now by the Treasury and not the
23:49
Central. It' s not the same thing I' d distinguish. For
23:52
me I would say this many times to discuss these issues. What is often
23:57
useful is to consider what we call the Treasury and the Central Bank as one,
24:03
but as a teacher it stopped, but as everything. Then it'
24:06
s when you consider them a unit. What has happened with this maneuver,
24:08
simply that it changed the debt that has what is called the consolidated government before
24:12
the debt in the Central Bank, now it is the Treasury, so from
24:17
the point of view of the total debt exactly the same. Where is the
24:21
difference that the Central Bank, in order to meet that debt, had to
24:26
issue the treasure in principle. If it is not issued by the Central Bank,
24:30
it has to go to the market in order to pay, and it
24:33
has to achieve fiscal results at least potentially. So there' s a big
24:38
difference there, that is, the debt is still there, you have to
24:41
pay it, but what' s changed is how that debt is going to
24:44
be paid. That is a step in trying to free the brain is to
24:47
take away the debt from the Central Bank and that it is debt that is
24:49
in the market and that is having conditions depending on what the financed ones who
24:53
are going to finance it want to pay. Charge him well. I say
25:03
how it sounds to you when the same question I asked Daniel Marquez here,
25:07
when you hear that in a president permanently disqualifying is not your thing is my
25:12
life. There wouldn' t be the rats in Congress, you wouldn'
25:15
t have thanked politicians. They' re about you getting into economics and not
25:18
in particular voice, much less. But I say to colleagues of yours and
25:21
the stick in orthodox quotation marks. He' s talking to me about the
25:23
reiters, the Claudius Lozanos on the left. So, when you say you
25:29
sing idiots, honest intellectuals, squares, chine evaluators fifiadores cereal, when the
25:34
President attacks his colleagues and king like this, you' re going to almost
25:38
be the distinctions, go of the stick more orthodox or, more liberal or
25:41
as we want to call it let' s say what your reaction is,
25:47
your first and your first reaction. I don' t like it in general,
25:53
I' d tell you not even with economists, nobody. Evidently,
25:57
there I believe there is a combination of personality issues of the President with perhaps
26:03
a political use to gain the strength that he does not have in the facts
26:10
in Congress or in the system. The political system doesn' t suit me.
26:14
Honestly, now, in the particular case, in the fights with many
26:18
economists, also many economists get into that mud, let' s say I
26:23
don' t think they' re in any way exposed to the President answering
26:26
him that way. I think there are people who often criticize, but from
26:33
the technicians they put you in, from the disqualification the grose because it'
26:37
s no longer brass. I' m talking to you. I say messing
26:38
with López Murf, with Broda, with figures even less. I like them,
26:42
but I mean, no one got in to assault him, but argue
26:48
Broda Melconian definitely. No doubt I believe that there he jumps many times to
26:52
personal aggression. But I think I insist. There are some as much as
26:56
they are called the stick. They' re not all the same. I
26:57
think there are some who like that game and somehow likes to prick it in
27:03
what way to prick it for more than they don' t add it.
27:04
Personally, I think many times there are people who, for red reasons,
27:10
all they notice is everything that is missing, everything that is wrong. Like
27:12
I told you, well look you don' t live the most. The
27:15
average command suffices five clear, five percent inflating is a barbarity in China.
27:18
That' s the one who' s standing up for it. The fiscal
27:21
deficit is going to bring you back because you can' t focus clearly on
27:26
the obviously, the government, the president is automatically going to attack you and
27:27
he' s going to tell you, but listen to me. You are
27:30
not seeing that under the inflation of the twenty- five that correct Tarifa Degas
27:33
by five hundred percent that of the light or three hundred that increases the collective,
27:36
that nobody has come, will not do it. Okay. So,
27:37
I think there are times when the reaction also comes for more than the Orthodox
27:42
called it did not add it personally, they put the rod where in little
27:48
in all evil. No, then man reacts and justifiably to me, with
27:51
violence. And good where some get into that big game too, the last
27:56
in thirty seconds. What would be currency competition, i e, not a
28:02
previous stage of currencyization, but what would it mean in itself for broken doña
28:07
as it is grasping the neutas the coin competition that you can freely use the
28:11
dollars, as you please for anything that goes. For example, I have
28:15
a formal job, my employer is worth a spin at which he pays me.
28:18
It' s going to be in weight. I want good, but,
28:22
of course, but I want to go buy a computer or the bakery
28:26
and they' ll charge me in dollars if they want. It could happen
28:29
quietly. Yes, as happens, there are countries where this is so and
28:32
you have prices in both currencies, so the dollar could move freely. That
28:37
is what the Government wants and, at some point, a step that would
28:40
be important, if you would like to comment on that first, the possibility
28:44
of making dollar contracts freely. And another thing that would be important would be
28:48
to be able to pay taxes in dollars, also with which it is with
28:52
the dollars of nets to see you are my business that the money laundering goes.
28:53
That' s why the money laundering goes so that you up to$
28:57
6, 000 here. But I know if you' re my employer,
29:00
you pay me five hundred thousand pesos per chest. I had to go to
29:03
the bakery or fix that I was stopped from being conditioned and charged in dollars.
29:08
Where I get the dollars to pay for the bakery or the one that
29:11
comes to repair the conditioning area. Not necessarily. The only way they'
29:15
re gonna charge you is in dollars. If they eventually charge you the voice
29:18
in dollars and yes, well, it' s thought precisely for them to
29:23
start circulating the basses in the economy because there are people who have dollars and
29:27
that it would be more practical for them not to have to do pirouettes of
29:32
passing to pesos because they have dollars. For example, imagine that it was
29:33
an exporter or people who insisted silver on the mattress that has dollars and put
29:37
it in direct circulation, that you could go buy a car and not have
29:41
to sell the dollars to be able to pay it in pesos to the car.
29:44
I mean, it' s automatically okay. But if one but a
29:47
hundred offerers or that service comes, they' ll give me dollars. I
29:48
make you put the price in dollars and I don' t have life or
29:52
collect. Anyway, it goes hand in hand, obviously, from sp release
29:57
you have freely bought or freely sell dollars with floors against dollars. Then,
30:06
thank you, as always, huge hug, a hug cha chao, big
30:08
hug. Also of you form in the plurar construction We leave, we tell
30:11
of the Tuesday good weekend for your ulti and with cold. Thank you,
30:15
Juan, Thank you, Silvia val val valed Bye bye le construcción plural led
30:33
by Fernando Mauri by Radio Tren topic