Dujovne distributes colored mirrors | Despite the …

"This is a very special moment for Argentina, because it is a stage in which great efforts are made to develop in a sustainable way," Finance Minister Nicolás Dujovne meeting with Danish businessmen. The manager spoke of growth when consumption, employment and production continue to fall. The minister, who attended the visit meeting of the Queen of this country, stressed that the "world is a source of opportunities and not a threat" for Argentina, despite the opening uncontrolled commercial activity and the free circulation of speculative capital. government are the main causes of the current crisis.

Dujovne again promoted an economic reality different from that of the majority, driven by the loss of purchasing power of wages and pensions, layoffs, tariffs and increased financial costs. Last week, another member of the economic team spoke of a crisis recovery situation. Secretary of Economic Policy Miguel Braun said the recession "ended in November" and that "the average real wage was restored in January". Even Dujovne said that inflation was down, after Indec announced a 51.3% interannualization in February and tied the thirteenth month in a row to a monthly price increase of more than 2%.

However, the head of the Treasury returned to the theory of the crisis that prevented Cambiemos. "Four years ago, there were big fiscal imbalances, we had failures and difficulties to trade, because there were prohibitions to import and export," according to the diagnosis of the Minister. "We have started to build a country where the north is integration into the world, we have come out of the crisis with the same rules that we have entered and this generates the confidence of foreign investors in the country," he said. -he adds.

In his vision, Argentina is no longer in crisis but "lays the foundation for sustainable growth", with which he pleaded to "deepen the trade relationship with Denmark". "Exports account for 0.2% of Danish trade and products from that country account for only 0.3% of what Argentina imports," he said.

Following the minister's presentation, Jakob Ellemann Jensen, Danish Minister for the Environment and Food, was open to the possibility that "Argentina and Denmark could play together", and proposed to "transforming trade relations into sustainable and sustainable action". "Denmark is an agricultural country like Argentina and climate change is a serious threat to both countries, causing floods and droughts," said Ellemann Jensen. Almost as a formalism, considering that the rain of investments promised by Cambiemos was not even guaranteed, the Danish official declared that the companies of this country "are ready to collaborate with the economic development of Argentina".