Macri's video talking about the crisis to its neighbors, before announcing government measures to curb inflation

During the conversation, the woman tells him as it is difficult to arrive at the end of the month, pay rent, services and food. "It's very difficult to get the basics, day-to-day has become difficult because of everything that needs to be done at this point," he said.

"We did what we had to do, we told the Argentines that these measures must generate relief, to find short-term tools that help, "replied the head of state after hearing the complaints.

"What do you have to deliver battle is against inflation. This is the most important. What hurts us most is the inflation. Without a doubt. And we will win it, We will win because we have done everything that the countries around us have done: Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay, Colombia, Peru. They did what we do, "Macri illustrated.

"They did well, that is, if we did the same thing. Why are you not doing well? We did not make magic pbad or shortcut. We have done what is necessary to defeat it, but it is difficult in the short term. Therefore, I will share with you and I will tell the Argentines from here the steps we have taken to bring relief, try to give them new tools in the short term while the fund is working, "he explained.

During the interview, Macri details, one by one, the measures: price and consumption; tariffs and utilities; social advantages; Support for SMEs are the four axes.

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Laura Alonso says that she investigates all complaints.

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"I am more convinced than ever: the battle will be won, we will win it and it will give us the strength to continue with the other battles. Because to build a country seriously, you have to win a lot of battles every day. And we will win them all because by working together seriously, honestly, with the truth on the table, everything will be solved, "added the president.

The announcement comes one day after the release of March's inflation index, which had peaked at 4.7%.