The letter that Macri sent to the leaders of the opposition

"Argentina has concluded over the years fundamental agreements allowing us to strengthen our democracy," begins the letter that Mauricio Macri addressed to the leaders of the opposition.

He cites agreements that "closed the door to authoritarian experiences, the AUH", among others. In his letter, macrismo invited opponents to agree on ten points for the economic future of Argentina.

"Our story in this issue (economic development) has failed many times, turning our country into a global paradox of lack of development and poverty, despite our resources and opportunities," said the letter signed by Macri.

The proposal of the government is that each leader or space "can express on these ten points" that Cambiemos considers as "essential".

However, it states that it is not "an election proposal, nor a government plan, nor a membership agreement", but it Purpose is to clarify "some key issues of our discussions".

Finally, the government states that it is open to "listen to contributions or aggregates that reinforce the message of predictability".

The ten points

1. Achieve and maintain fiscal balance.

2. Maintain an independent central bank that fights against inflation.

3. Greater integration in the world, promoting export growth.

4. Respect for the law, contracts and acquired rights in order to consolidate legal certainty.

5. Job creation through modern labor legislation.

6. Reduce the tax burden at the national, provincial and municipal levels.

7. Consolidation of a sustainable and fair provisional system.

8. Consolidation of a federal system, based on clear rules, allowing the development of the provinces and preventing the national government from exercising a discretionary power intended for political discipline.

9. Ensure a transparent and reliable statistical system.

10. Compliance with obligations to our creditors