In an interview with A24, Argentine President Javier Milei defended the changes he proposes to labor legislation, avoiding the term 'reform' to describe his project as a 'modernization'. He emphasized that his management style is based on planning and evaluation, not on reacting to media pressure. Milei also discussed the economic agenda, stating that inflation and country risk are decreasing, and confirmed his meeting with former President Mauricio Macri, focused on the future economic course. The President rejected the idea of government intervention in setting interest rates, believing the market should determine prices. In conclusion, he noted the international recognition of his economic policies and stressed that growth is a long-term process.
