After the enactment of the Bases Law, Milei set a date for Sturzenegger’s landing and advanced more reforms

After the Chamber of Deputies approved the Bases Law and the Fiscal Package, President Javier Milei set a date for the landing of Federico Sturzenegger in the National Cabinet and announced that he will promote more structural reforms. Another country begins,” the president said this Friday during an interview with Antonio Laje on LN+. “(The Bases Law) is a historic and monumental milestone in Argentine history. In addition to the DNU, Argentina has just implemented 800 structural reforms,” he said. Milei assured that with the reforms introduced by the government’s project, Argentina will climb 90 places in terms of economic freedom. “We started to look like countries like Germany, France and Italy. This puts us on a path of growth to levels where we can quadruple our GDP per capita,” he remarked. He also highlighted the “consolidation” of the zero deficit, one of the main policies of the national government and anticipated a new stage, that of “zero emission”. “The change of monetary regime is coming. We are aiming for what is called the broad monetary base not to vary further,” he said. The economy found a floor and is rebounding,” said the president. There are grounds to start a solid recovery.” “We are very comfortable in terms of reserves,” he added. Sturzenegger entersAfter his first legislative triumph, the president announced that he will promote more structural reforms and confirmed that next week the entry of Federico Sturzenegger into the National Cabinet will be formalized. We are going to get rid of the Hojarasca Law, a set of regulations that hinders the functioning of the economic system. There are 100 laws that are eliminated, but they imply more structural reforms than 100 laws,” he anticipated. Federico Sturzenegger and part of the economic team are withdrawing from the Casa Rosada. Photo: Télam.The former president of the Central Bank will be in charge of a ministry – and not a secretariat, as was speculated at one time – designed to “continue with the reform process.” Yesterday, while Deputies were debating the Bases Law, the former official during the administration of Mauricio Macri met for three hours with the President. He is going to be in charge of carrying out structural reforms so that we gain economic freedom and can continue to grow, putting muscle to long-term growth.”

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