Argentina is in a virtual default and hidden

The presidential candidate of the Frente de Todos, Alberto Fernández, said yesterday that Argentina "is in a" virtual hidden vice ", and has held the government of Mauricio Macri and the International Monetary Fund (SMI) also responsible He criticized the Fund for having "financed" the campaign for the reelection of President Mauricio Macri, which he considered "the most expensive in the world". history of humanity ".

Fernandez made statements in an interview published yesterday on his website, the American newspaper The Wall Street Journal, in which he said: "From now on, no one takes any Argentine debt nor anyone who can pay it. Argentina is virtually hidden by default ".

The candidate of the Frente de Todos, won by a large majority in the last elections, has for the first time mentioned the economic measures announced Wednesday by the Minister of Economy, Hernán Lacunza, who announced the decision of the Government of "relaunch" the debt. that the country maintains with the IMF.

This is not the first time that the Front of All candidate is talking about "infiltration defect". Since then, the Paso had warned against the possibility that the government could not meet deadlines. He even issued this warning during his first meeting with emissaries of the IMF last June.

Fernández also indicated that he did not wish to accompany the measures advocated by the leadership of President Macri in an attempt to reduce financial instability. He explained: "The market knows where he is going."

Fernández also said that the current situation in Argentina was an "already seen", referring to the crisis of 2001 and that had led to the resignation of the then president, Fernando de la Rúa.

"The Macri government caused damages similar to those of Argentina in 2001: debt default, lack of reserves to contain the dollar, sharp devaluation and increased poverty," added the candidate.

Guilty

In addition, according to the newspaper, the winner of the August Pbad pointed out that he wished that they "understand at the IMF" that they "were guilty of this situation" and reiterated: was an act of complicity with the Macri administration.It was the most expensive re-election campaign of humanity. "

"For us, it is alarming to find that the world believes that Macri is the solution," said former cabinet chief Kirchner. The presidential candidate of the Front of All said that "to reverse this cycle, we must launch a plan to encourage consumption, and I will not ask permission to the IMF to do so".

Fernández said that, if he was elected in October, his administration would seek a balanced budget, although his first measures are aimed at boosting consumption, which he plans to do through his own efforts. salary increases and retirement. In addition, he said that he would try to contain inflation with price agreements.