President Javier Milei He maintained that the Government is "surprised by the speed" with what they consider to be "achieving results" of the policies implemented since December 10. In turn, he stated that "There is no plan B to do things right . " This was stated by the president in an interview with the American newspaper. The Wall Street newspaper that was published this Sunday, where he also ratified the intention to dollarize the economy and privatize public companies and referred to the relationship with China for investments and the United Kingdom for Malvinas. At the beginning of the note and asked how long he thinks the Argentine people can wait to see signs that their plan is working, Milei responded: "Understand that this process can last." about two years and it is true that there is a warning light that says it is difficult to last more than a year .
The truth is that when we start to see how the data is running and how inflation is moving, we ourselves are surprised at how quickly we are getting Asia Mobile Number List results. «He added. Likewise, he said that "it is true that we would need investments because one of the things that happens is that, when you make a fiscal adjustment, you increase savings. If this savings does not have an investment counterpart, a drop in economic activity. "the fall in employment and the fall in real wages appears." Asked about his privatization plan, the President said that he will do it "as quickly as possible." «I am going to do everything I can sell from the state companies as soon as possible. But there are institutional restrictions," he clarified, and when asked about items, he remarked: "We are going to privatize everything that can be privatized.
It is not "a question of names, but a technical restriction in terms of time." Asked about a possible dollarization of the Argentine economy, he explained: "In the last month we bought 5,000 million dollars and the monetary base is close to almost 8,000 million dollars, so if we finish liquidating all the remunerated liabilities of the Central Bank, we would be in conditions of dollarizing for very little money. Javier Milei ratified his desire to dollarize the economy and privatize public companies. Photo: Telam. And when asked if he still thinks about adopting the dollar as currency, he clarified: "We have always talked about free exchange competition for whatever Argentines choose. "It is likely that at an initial moment they will opt for the dollar." For his part, regarding whether he had "a plan B", he was exhaustive: "There is no plan B, there is no plan B to do things right.