Macri ensures that there will be no cabinet change, demands tranquility and receives more praise from the United States.

Three well defined messages in the middle of a relative calm of the markets in another day of high volatility. President Mauricio Macri told his ministers that there would be no change in the government. He asked that they convey calm to citizens despite the vagaries of the economy and received a new eulogy from the United States.

All this happened this afternoon, the fifth of Olivos, at a cabinet meeting that chaired the head of state and after a quiet meeting that the president had had with a group of US parliamentarians.

"I want to inform you that there will be no change of cabinet, as some media say, we will continue and we must bring tranquility to people in the midst of market turmoil"Macri badured his office almost at saturation in Olivos' villa. The Minister of Finance was gone, Nicolás Dujovne, who was in Brazil to meet his Brazilian counterpart Paul Guedes and the Minister of the Interior, Rogelio Frigerio, He went to Jujuy to see Governor Gerardo Morales.

After a week marked by the rising dollar and country risk to record levels, the president reminded his staff of the same message he had publicly made yesterday on Santa Fe radio: "Markets have a short vision term and doubt of Argentina ".

In the parsimonious fifth Olivos presidential election, Macri made it clear that there would be cabinet changes at least until after the elections. Needless to recall that the presiding candidate for change is himself and no one else.

"We saw it very firm and eager to fight," said a minister. Infobae. He also pointed out that Macri had asked all of his officials to remain calm and give peace of mind to citizens during each of their appearances in the media.

"Tranquility and work were the central message", summed up another minister after the meeting of the fifth of Olivos. the president plans further market attacks from now until October and for this reason he insisted not to lose his calm.

In any case, the sources consulted agreed that the economic uncertainty occupied a few minutes during the Cabinet meeting. Security Minister Patricia Bullrich then presented the plan for the unique database against femicides. We also talked about connectivity projects and work on the routes that Minister Guillermo Dietrich will inaugurate soon.

"The President is very calm and firm in his belief that he will win the elections and that Argentina will succeed"They badured of their environment." At the close of the Cabinet meeting, no minister spoke as usual.

Several officials commented this morning that the falling dollar and country risk were a positive sign of the government's firm message that there would be no Plan V and that the undisputed presidential candidate, Macri, entered into force. However, when the wheel closed, the trend changed and both indicators showed a slight increase.

In Jujuy, Frigerio met the radical governor Gerardo Morales and said: "The volatility in the exogenous variable affects Argentina because our economy is fragile and we try to leave it with a balanced budget and the reorganization of the public accounts."

Compliments of the United States

The President received at 1:30 pm – also in the fifth of Olivos – a group of lawmakers from the United States who praised his administration and declared that "Argentina is on the right track".

This is the second meeting that Macri organized this week with representatives of the North American Congress. He met today with a delegation of US lawmakers headed by the Republican senator Rick Scott who came with the ambbadador Edward Prado.
An official who was present noticed before Infobae that Macri was seen relaxed and that Senator Scott congratulated the Donald Trump government for the reforms that Argentina is facing.

In turn, Macri ratified the course of the economy and affirmed that the economic storms that shake Argentina respond to "external factors" and "fears of a return to the past" in referring to Cristina Kirchner.

Last Monday, at Casa Rosada, the President had received another delegation of US parliamentarians from the Committee on Agriculture and Energy, with which he had discussed the bilateral agenda. Macri's management and North American investment potential in the Vaca Muerta field were also welcomed.