Mario Blejer: "There is no risk for people who have money in banks"

The former president of the Central Bank and current vice president of the mortgage bank,
Mario Blejer, was in the program
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and expressed his opinion on the political economic reality generated after the STEP elections. "There is no risk for people who have money in banks," he said.

"If on a scale of 1 to 10, the crisis of 2001 was a 10, what is the number now?", Was the consultation that Blejer received included in the program. "Not more than 4 and a half points or 5", he noted. This has also provided peace of mind to those who have money in bank accounts. "I think there is no risk at the moment."

Then he recounted how they found the Central Bank to badume in 2002. "When we entered the Central Bank in early 2002 with the default and corralito already made, dedolarization, asymmetric pesos, there was today $ 8 billion in total, we are about 70 years old, "he said.

The economist also said that for the IMF, Argentina is virtually the only customer it owns. "The IMF wants to show that the program with Argentina has had positive effects," he said. "For the Fund, an additional failure in Argentina would be very serious."