Bajo, there were capital controls and export taxes at the end of the CFKs term
With all my respect, you are not understanding what was the economy situation when MM received the country from CFK, here the minister Duvogne explains you:The economy was not in good shape. There was a budget deficit, foreign deficit, high inflation, and a current account imbalance.
This explains the Presidency of Nestor K, not her that was focus on administrating the resources she had.The main reason there was some success with these policies previously is because commodity prices were high. This generated an enormous amount of money for the government to distribute, subsidize and stimulate consumption.
Precisely, all the economies were closing while the genius of MM open ours and guess what, he crushed the carrousel.Growth in the world economy has been slowing, central banks all over the world are easing at the moment, which means they foresee even weaker growth ahead. Weak growth means less demand for raw materials which means lower prices. CFK will not have the same luxury as before, which why her toughest years were the last couple when commodity prices were on the decline.
Macri inherit a country with its economy, well or bad but working and with low debt. He crushed the carrousel (that could not be crushed unless you are a complete idiot or traitor).Exactly the same kind of time bomb inherited by Alfonsin, De la Rua, and Macri. Can't wait to see the Peronistas deal with it.
keep dreaming.Well, there is still a possibility.
Here is a story. Back in 1996 pro-western president Boris Yeltsin entered his second term presidential election race with 8% approval rating and ultimately won the elections.
What happened after that is described in details here, but basically enormous foreign contributions to his election campaign, securing more debts from IMF, selling out state property in exchange for support, best image-makers in the world were running his advertising - everything up to the outright electoral fraud.
Also, Yeltsin suffered a serious heart attack in the middle of the elections and it was concealed from the public.
Macri's situation with his 32% rating is incomparably better.
If the FF takes over, we can expect more like the party they thru in Tucuman today. While they declared a food emergency yesterday, today in Tucuman they thru a party with 10,000 empanadas. Viva la joda y que pague el otro!
Here's the link,
El agasajo de Manzur a Alberto Fernández: avión sanitario, 2000 kilos de asado y 10.000 empanadas
El agasajo de Manzur a Alberto Fernández: avión sanitario, 2000 kilos de asado y 10.000 empanadaswww.lanacion.com.ar
Bajo, I'm not here to argue with you about Macri. I accept the premise that he has mismanaged the economy.
My disagreement with you is that CFKs policies didn't create a robust economy. 25-30% inflation is horrible. There was a large budget deficit. There was a large current account imbalance. Poverty rates at 29% at the end of 2015. If you want to say that the economy was made worse by Macri, fine. But I have a hard time understanding why you can't admit that the economy wasn't in good shape when she left office.
And high soy prices didn't just help Nestor, the historical highs were in 2012 when CFK was in power.
Why will the same policies that gave Argentina high inflation, budget deficits, current account imbalances and poverty in a more favorable global economic environment, now lead to success?
Oh, yeah, all of this food emergency is just about food. Tell me another. Signs of things to come.If the FF takes over, we can expect more like the party they thru in Tucuman today. While they declared a food emergency yesterday, today in Tucuman they thru a party with 10,000 empanadas. Viva la joda y que pague el otro!
Here's the link,
El agasajo de Manzur a Alberto Fernández: avión sanitario, 2000 kilos de asado y 10.000 empanadas
El agasajo de Manzur a Alberto Fernández: avión sanitario, 2000 kilos de asado y 10.000 empanadaswww.lanacion.com.ar
Oh, yeah, all of this food emergency is just about food. Tell me another. Signs of things to come.