The day Dujovne spoke about the "blessing" that Macri inherited from Cristina

In the last few hours, a video has been viralized in which the former finance minister, Nicolás Dujovne, described as a "blessing" for the debt situation that had left the government of Cristina Kirchner.

He had not yet badumed his functions as minister in office. He said this at a conference titled "Six Months of Macri, Perspectives for Argentina" of June 2016, in front of businessmen, organized by the Fernando Henrique Cardoso Foundation in Brazil.

"The set of problems left by the previous administration has also been a blessing. The previous government was so bizarre, so understandable, and no counterpart to the rest of the world, that no one had loaned him money, "Dujovne said. Attributing to alleged "presumed international mistrust" the low level of debt presented by Kirchnerism.

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In this sense, he added: "Argentina has very low levels of indebtedness, both at the level of public authorities and at the level of companies and families". In addition, he explained in detail: "the Argentine government has a net debt, if we subtract what is due to it after the nationalization of pension funds, of 20% of the GDP, if we withdraw it from this international organization 16 and those 16.8 denominated in foreign currency ".

"It's a very, very low debt, companies have less than a third of their badets in debt, they have very little debt, either regionally or internationally, and families do not spend more than 5% of their disposable income to pay a level of debt equivalent to 5% of your annual disposable income, "said Dujovne.

He even went beyond praise and claimed that it was "a very low level of debt, one of the lowest in the world." I do not know of any country that has such levels. Maybe a country in sub-Saharan Africa or North Korea. "

a conference entitled "Six Months of Macri, Perspectives for Argentina" of June 2016, organized by the Fernando Henrique Cardoso Foundation in Brazil.