Bajo_cero2
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FYI inflation was 24/30% but not 45%:Are you sure you're a lawyer? You keep jumping from argument to argument in an illogical and disoriented manner.
Much has been made about the economy 2F has inherited. As we reflect on Macri, let's not forget the economy he inherited and the urgent changes that needed to be made. Just as Alberto's economy will be strongly influenced by what Macri left him, so was Macri's economy strongly influenced by the dumpster fire Cristina (thief) left Macri.
When Macri took office, inflation was running 45% annually. Argentina's trade deficit was huge. The country was in a disgraceful state of default and capital markets were completely closed to it. Cristina was printing pesos like crazy, which caused the domestic money supply to spin out of control. And due to Argentina's status as a rogue nation, foreign exchange reserves had dwindled to a level equally low to that of now. Last, the only thing that helped CFK in her last year was a strong peso - but the peso gained strength only because Macri was poised to be elected. This encouraged western investors to buy Argentine assets, including bullish bets on the peso. If not for Macri's expected arrival to office, CFK's peso would have been equally weak as her first years, which would have exacerbated her dismal management of the Argentine economy.
CFK left Macri an awful mess. This tied Macri's hands. Macri leaves Alberto a similar situation.
Índice de inflación anual y mensual Últimos años Argentina
Índice de inflación en Argentina anual y mensual: últimos años
estudiodelamo.com
And CFK left Macri a country wich’s economy was in a lot better shape otherwise he was not going to be able to take so much debt.
Here you have Duvogne confessing they receivef the country indebted:
Meanwhile, his companies made money like never, He flew cheap usd and self forgive debts and money laundry. Nice.
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