The day Dujovne recognized the "blessed" herenc …

Before going out the back door, a year after negotiating the biggest debt in history with the IMF
Former Economy Minister Nicolás Dujovne acknowledged that "the previous government has left us a blessing: a very low debt level, one of the lowest in the world. ". Dujovne said this during an interview with businessmen, in mid-2016, before joining the "best team of the past 50 years". Two weeks after leaving the government, President Mauricio Macri declared the default on his debt.
taken during its management.

According to Dujovne's badysis, the Kirchnerist government had left "a very very low debt" as it was a "government so bizarre, so understandable, so inaccessible to the rest of the world that nobody did not lend money. The curious badysis of the current former MIT and former TN columnist, who took office in January 2017 and June 2018, turned to the IMF for lack of confidence in the markets, according to the slogame that the current administration repeated until last week. announced the restructuring of the public debt. "We have returned to the world," repeated all Cambodian officials, President Macri in the lead, before imposing restrictions on the purchase of foreign currency.

The former minister, who badumed with a dollar to 16 pesos and departed with the US currency at 60 dollars, compared, before his administration, the Argentine Kirchnerist to sub-Saharan Africa or South Korea. North, for the low level of its public and private debt

"The Argentine government today has a net debt of 20% of GDP, if we withdraw international organizations, 16 and 16 of these 16 nominees in foreign currency.It is a very very low debt", explained Dujovne about the legacy. that its management is multiplied by a GDP.

"Companies have a debt less than a third of their badets, their level of debt is very low, whether regionally or internationally," said Dujovne before taking charge of finance, which he left in the middle of an exchange, a bank and a bank. Crashing collapse of the bag.

"Families only spend 5% of their annual disposable income," said the former minister. "Six Months of Macri, Prospects for Argentina", was called the meeting at which Dujovne recognized the true legacy of the previous administration.