Javier Milei will announce
a new package of decrees to implement the deregulation of the DNU and the truncated Omnibus Law
.
He will also introduce important changes to other regulations, which will open a strong storm.
Clarín
confirmed that yesterday the decree that completely liberalized the health system was completed.
The measure will put the “Fat People” on high alert: it eliminates the regulation of social works.
The decision is
a “bomb” against the CGT
: it opens and allows competition with prepaid medicine.
Claudio Belocopitt – leader of the chamber – rubs his hands.
All unionists are preparing for war.
The package includes changes to the Film Institute,
touches on other structures of cultural policy and includes deregulation of a host of activities.
The drafting of the decrees is completed and work is underway to announce the measures immediately.
Likewise, there would be a DNU for the sensitive fertilizer market.
Federico Sturzenegger – the team leader – informed the President last night:
“Everything is ready to go like a chorizo next week
. ”
Milei gets excited.
In the Casa Rosada they want to reverse an established idea: that until now their government has a lot of stories, but insufficient management.
On Monday, in freezing Manhattan – everything was frozen – there was a secret meeting where they talked about Argentina and the “Milei question.”
It happened at the influential Council of the Americas.
Dinner was served in a building located on the charming Park Avenue, at 600. There were 30 top-level international investors.
Among others, Silvia Constain, from Visa;
Abby Daniel, Amazon;
Tim Goodell, from BBVA of New York, and a single Argentine businesswoman: Lucia Dragonetti, from Panedile.
The vice president of the IDB, Jordan Schwartz, spoke.
He was raw.
First he said that there will be support from the IDB for large infrastructure works.
But later he stated that
there will be no money for the private sector in Argentina.
The IDB vice president stated: “In order for us to support the private sector in Argentina, there is still a need for macro stability and a higher rate level.”
There was an exchange between the diners.
The emissaries of several investment funds insisted: “We have put radar on Argentina, but first we want to see how Milei goes through the coming social crisis.”
Schwartz supported the idea: “The social crisis is the frontier that must be crossed successfully.”
In Manhattan they see a conflictive autumn.
A fact that is kept secret is shocking: in Argentina the strike already caused the dismissal of some 130,000 construction workers.
Confidential reports from the “wolves” of Wall Street insist on political fragmentation.
Congress is all divided.
Now, something similar happened in Rome, at the meeting of the powerful Italian UIA.
The leaders of the business world were present: Daniel Funes de Rioja, Marcos Bulgheroni, Giorgio Aliata, Rodrigo Pérez Graziano and Alejandro Elsztain.
Bárbara Giacomello -the vice president of Confindustria was precise: she asked for clear rules of the game.
The “wolves” of Wall Street coined a phrase to define Argentina.
They repeat it a lot about Milei: “Wait and see.”
In Creole “wait and see” what Milei does.
Before, they are not going to lift a finger.
The President – on his tour – did not receive any Argentine businessman.
He completely ignored the mission of 30 strong “capos”.
The establishment tried to arrange a meeting between Milei and the chiefs of the Group of 6. The negotiator was Diana Mondino, head of the business mission.
The chancellor failed.
Milei never responded and Mondino – diplomatic at last – cited agenda issues.
The G-6 returned empty-handed.
The meeting between the Pope and Milei was good.
Francisco gave a breath of “oxygen” to the President, after the failure of the Omnibus Law.
Cristina herself also helped Milei.
Her critical document once again brought together – as in the runoff – all anti-Kirchnerism with the President.
It happened just when the middle class began to suffer the adjustment.
Yesterday there was another big fee.
For this reason, Milei ordered his ministers – Francos, Bullrich and even the hermit Caputo – to escalate the conflict.
The Karina Milei – Santiago Caputo duo celebrated the appearance of the former president.
Milei admitted it in a private chat, where her interlocutor asked her: “Did Cristina leave it stinging you in the area?”
Milei responded in capital letters: “
Obviously.”
The text came out at the wrong time and reflects that
Cristina lost her, previously very ductile, political timing
.
Without a doubt, it is without reflections.
The document includes half-truths and something inadmissible for an institutional figure: insisting and raising the possibility that Milei will not finish her mandate.
That paragraph puts her as the
leader of the sad “helicopter” club
.
These are things that she would have to leave for marginal people like Oscar Parrilli or Luis D'Elía.
They say he rushed through the intern.
Things are horrible between Axel and Máximo.
Hate is wreaking havoc.
The head of La Cámpora repeats: “This dwarf is not going to shit on me.”
Cristina did not have a single phrase of self-criticism.
In her story, the fault always lies with someone else.
The last straw: she accused Julio Cobos for the 125 crisis.
Milei contributes to the confusion with his insistent offensive against the governors.
Martin Llaryora came out with the top blocks.
Maximiliano Pullaro preferred silence.
But he told his team: “What Milei thinks sucks me in the face.”
The fight contributes to skepticism abroad.
Also the hubbub of the supposed agreement with the PRO.
For Milei,
this pact will only be parliamentary.
The President rejects a co-government agreement: he is terrified by the image of Alberto and Cristina.
First, the PRO must define the furious internal relationship between Mauricio and Patricia.
Macri is going to reappear publicly this week and changes strategy with Milei.
He anticipated it privately to Cristian Ritondo: “I'm not going to talk about names anymore.
Because I don't care."
The former president, in truth, is seeking a programmatic agreement and
seeking places in the Cabinet
: Guillote Dietrich is his ideal candidate to revive the defunct Ministry of Infrastructure.
“Toto” Caputo is aware of the move.
The minister breathed a sigh of relief: inflation went down, although he is in the clouds and it helped him defend his exchange rate table.
In the market
there are serious questions about its “mini” devaluations.
The cereal companies have already warned him that the export dollar was short and that it has a real value similar to Sergio Massa's 350.
A moment of tension is coming: in one week, the BCRA must begin to cancel, at a rate of US$300 million per day, imports rescheduled in December.
Clarín
confirmed that
the IMF demanded two additional measures
, on his trip, from Nicolás Posse.
Rodrigo Valdés insists that Caputo must increase the monthly devaluation from 2 to 8%.
Otherwise – says the bureaucrat – make an exchange rate jump to compensate for the delay.
They also demand that Santiago Bausili stop liquidating savings and increase the interest rate.
Caputo, for now, pretends to be distracted.
He is worried about an instruction from Milei.
The President was blunt and repeats it privately:
“In April I am going to lift the stocks.”