With markets in ruins and electoral uncertainty, Kicillof will be speaking in front of US investors.

While the markets worry a lot about what could happen in October, the former Minister of Economy Cristina Fernández, Axel Kicillof, he is one of the most requested stakeholders by investors. What the Front MP for Victory thinks of the current economic crisis and the agreement with the IMF, and what should be done to reverse the cycle, is what the investment world is doing. So much has come from knowing Mauricio Macri in power.

There is fear in the markets around "populism"There is therefore a strong interest in knowing first-hand what Kirchnerism could do if it were to become a government again. The government itself is also feeding this theory of fear to try to add votes to the October elections.

After having already had several interviews in Buenos Aires – for investors who come to the country and ask to meet him – Kicillof will do it again in two weeks at the Wilson Center offices in Washington, one of think tanks the most important of the North American capital. The event will take place on May 10 in the morning.

One of rumors who transcended yesterday to explain the "black Thursday" was that Kicillof was in New York at the beginning of the week met with investors and had raised them that If the election won, defaultearía debt. It was completely denied Former deputy minister of economy Kicillof who was on Wall Street for weeks was Emanuel Álvarez Agiswho insured Infobae that he proposed to investors "quite the opposite".

According to flyer invitation sent by the Argentine division of the organization, the purpose of the meeting is to talk about the present and the future of the local economy. "Discuss from an alternative point of view on how to solve the challenges of the Argentine economy before the presidential elections, "says the entity.

"Last year, Argentina experienced a currency crisis that worsened poverty and unemployment. Inflation continues to its highest level last three decades. For this reason, President Mauricio Macri signed a agreement with the IMF that requires deep adjustments and the urgent implementation of reforms such as labor and social security"says the invitation in his first paragraph.

And it continues: "IMF loans have kept Argentina safe from failures, but they are not immune from criticism. Axel Kicillof, deputy of the city of Buenos Aires and member of the Front for the victory, he was one of the most critical voices in Macri's reforms in favor of the market and austerity. He was Minister of Economy of the Presidency of Cristina Fernández between 2013 and 2015 and is still considered one of his closest advisers. "Therefore," his economic vision of Argentina requires an alternative program focused on increasing production, employment and public investment, "says the thinking group.

Sources close to legislator K badured that the trip to Washington will include his pbadage through Mexicoor will publish his book on John Keynes – "From Smith to Keynes: Seven lessons in the history of economic thought: badysis of original works" (Eudeba, 2010) – and that and then attend the Wilson Center event. In the United States, its agenda is not yet closed, although will not travel to New York. According to sources, it's the first time that he's traveling this year to meet investors. He has been doing this in Buenos Aires since February with references from the financial world who, during his visits to the country, ask him to meet him.

Wilson Center is an independent institute who studies national and international issues. Its mission is to commemorate the ideas and concerns of President Thomas Wilson. He was the Democratic leader of the United States between 1913 and 1921 and joined the sector of ideas to that of politics In recent months, the governors of San Juan have shown in this area, Sergio Uñac; the mendocino Alfredo Cornejo; the economist and presidential candidate for presidency José Luis Espert; the leader of the front in renovation, Sergio Mbada, among others.