The three proposals of José Luis Espert to improve the economic situation

The presidential candidate, José Luis Espert, was in Debo Say and proposed three changes to get out of the critical economic situation. "Argentina must stop having such a closed economy and everything costs a lot more than outside for the tariffs you have to import," he said, adding: " There must be fewer taxes on property that people consume, with public spending having to be smaller. " Finally, he stated that labor laws should be amended to encourage employers to hire employees in white.

At the same time, he stressed that "miserable wages" must be eliminated and that "crazy" costs must be paid for the products consumed. For him, if Argentina continues in this direction, it will have a "miserable" future. "You have to stop this because it is very serious," he said, adding that there was a "trend of very serious deterioration" during which "complicated months are getting ready" with an economy in recession, an employment crisis and more poverty. Faced with this dramatic scenario, he explained that "optimism must be based on reality", adding: "You are not obliged to sell smoke or lie to people". Thus, he stated that he thought it was "unwise to panic the people with whom a corralito will come".

In addition, the economist was of the opinion that "we must reevaluate the role of the forces" because they have "cast" their role in society. And he launched: "The policeman must be sure that he will not be lynched."

Finally, as among the guests there was a veteran of the Malvinas, the driver consulted the people who felt at the beginning of the conflict. "I was convinced that it was going to be a killing and that we were going to lose. [Leopoldo Fortunato] Galtieri sent innocent children to die. "