In the face of the advance of freedom, sectors that fear losing their benefits have already begun to conspire. On June 4, authorities from the College and Social Security Fund of Real Estate Agents and Public Brokers of the Province of Buenos Aires took refuge in the figure of the former minister and defeated candidate, Sergio Massa, seeking political support to maintain a licensing scheme that the national government considers finished.
Complementing this economic revolution, the ruling party will send the project for Fiscal Innocence II next week. The Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, has worked on an improved version of the law after consulting with professionals in the sector to correct the critical points that limited its initial impact.
“I see no reason why they shouldn't approve an improved version”, stated Caputo, confident in the legislative mandate already originally obtained.
The goal is monumental: to mobilize the USD 170 billion that, according to official data from the Central Bank, are outside the system, under the mattresses of Argentines due to decades of legal insecurity.
The government seeks to turn that savings into investment, financing infrastructure projects and empowering SMEs, instead of continuing to lose purchasing power against inflation.
This deployment of reforms, which will be formally announced at the press conference by presidential spokesperson Adrian Ravier, represents a decisive step towards the normalization of an Argentina that embraces capitalism and transparency, leaving behind the obscurantism of state intervention.
