Javier Milei
announced in his speech a package of anti-caste laws and measures to cut public spending.
However, he warned that the effects of the "inherited disaster" after the government of Alberto Fernández have not yet been seen.
And he left a strong message to the Argentines:
"I ask for your patience and trust."
It was in the final section of his speech, after the announcements and the call for the May 25 Pact in Córdoba, that the President launched his request to the population.
"I ask Argentinians for patience and trust," Milei said.
And she warned about the months to come.
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We have not yet seen all the effects of the inherited disaster
, but we are on the right path," warned the President, between the questions of what he called "20 years of Kirchnerism" and the self-praise of the first months of his administration. .
He appealed to poetry to address, in return, the Argentines.
"No matter how dark the night is, the sun always rises in the morning," Milei said.
The diagnosis of the economic situation had occupied the initial section of his speech in Congress.
"The last 20 years have been particularly an economic disaster, an orgy of public spending, uncontrolled emissions that resulted in the worst inheritance that any government in Argentine history has ever received," said the libertarian.
And he continued: "We are getting to know in greater depth the size of the crisis we inherited, which is present in all dimensions of society's life. Perhaps the starkest index of the inheritance we received was discovered recently, when it was made public. the fact that nearly 60% of Argentines are below the poverty line."
"From being the richest country in the world when we embrace the ideas of freedom to being a country where 6 out of 10 Argentines are poor, while the majority of politicians, like many of you, are rich," he directly criticized what which he calls "caste".
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