"We are going in the right direction," said the president

In an attempt to cheer and resume the hopeful speech that he has applied during the recent campaigns, president


Mauricio Macri
emphasized that the country is on the "right track" and that it "faces the historic opportunity of becoming a prosperous and inclusive country".

In a column published yesterday by the newspaper
El Chubut of Trelew, the president refers, without going into details, to the economic situation of the country. "We are building a new Argentina, of course, the road is not direct or simple, we encounter obstacles, problems arise," he said. He added: "But the most important thing, the most encouraging thing, is that we do it together, that's what the change that I came to propose from the first day is to build an Argentina more fair and more transparent, we work with clean hands, without stains or shortcuts, to reach agreements to develop our potential and generate work in each region. "Macri says, this goal is approaching" little by little. "

In his text, the president makes a brief summary of what he considers as achievements of his management, referring to the "growth of renewable energies", the development of the deposit of Vaca Muerta, in " thousands of kilometers of roads and highways "and in access to housing. It also highlights the public work, "educational revolution" and access to international markets where Argentina still had no participation.

"The most important thing is not what a government accomplishes, but what we accomplish as a society that we must cast for the same side beyond political colors and personal interests. ", said the president in his opinion column.

"If we look at everything we have accomplished in these two and a half years, we will understand It is to propose, to work far from the egos and to think in the long term, of those who come, of our children and our grandchildren, we continue to move forward together, with conviction, because the course is clear, but I know that all the effort we make together is worth it, "concludes the column, highlighting the "dialogue" that drives the government.