Bianco Crossed Milei for the Family Mora and Spoke of an “Infamy”: “They Are Indebted to Buy Food and Medicine”
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The Minister of Government of Buenos Aires, Carlos Bianco, once again charged against the economic policy of the national government and pointed out especially against Javier Milei’s statements about the growth of the lateness of Argentine families. During the usual press conference on Monday, Bianco questioned the explanation of the President, who had related part of the increase in unpaid debts to the purchase of televisions before the footbal…
From the entity they linked the indebtedness of the households with the loss of purchasing power and questioned the official diagnosis of the consumption. They also warned about the situation of the small companies.
The President linked some of the household debt to television purchases during the World Cup, while the business association pointed to the decline in purchasing power as the main cause. President Javier Milei stated that the increase in Argentine families' debt was partly related to television purchases during the World Cup. The Argentine Confederation of Medium-Sized Enterprises (CAME) rejected this explanation and attributed the delinquency r…
Once again, President Javier Milei’s story clashes with reality. Days ago, the president had claimed that Argentine families were in debt because they had bought televisions to watch the World Cup. But the explanation was quickly denied by the traders themselves, who describe a... The entry Datos kills story: Milei’s excuse for families who are in debt to buy televisions was first published on INFO135.
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