
During a recent discussion, the representative of the UTDT stated that they have managed to reduce the poverty rate to 49%, in contrast to the 57% they inherited. He also highlighted that in the last 10 months, the debt has been reduced by USD 46 billion.
In response to criticisms regarding attention to the most vulnerable, it was emphasized that the best social policy is to reduce inflation and generate genuine employment. Ongoing actions to achieve these objectives were mentioned, such as respecting property rights, decreasing inflation, eliminating regulations, and structural reforms.
On the other hand, specific issues regarding the debt were addressed, pointing out that certain types of debt should have been under the treasury's responsibility in previous administrations. Figures of inherited debt were detailed, showing a less favorable outlook compared to the current situation.
Additionally, achievements in containing inflation were highlighted, indicating a significant reduction in both wholesale and retail rates. Criticisms were made towards the previous administration, highlighting supposed failures in inflation control.
Finally, the importance of sanitizing the Central Bank was mentioned before taking drastic measures, with the goal of rebuilding its assets and avoiding a hyperinflationary crisis. The communication concluded on a challenging note, anticipating new discussions in the future.