The Vice President of the UIA Said that in the Government “They Don’t Know What a Factory Is” - Real Economy
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In the midst of the celebrations for Industry Day, Guillermo Moretti, vice president of the Argentine Industrial Union (UIA), drew a hard diagnosis of the present of the manufacturing sector and seriously questioned the policies implemented by the Government of Javier Milei. The industrial leader said that the Argentine factories are going through a particularly complex stage and said that the current national administration does not understand …
Within the framework of the event for Industry Day, the vice president of the Argentine Industrial Union (UIA), Guillermo Moretti, charged against the national government. “These people don’t know the country, they don’t know what a factory is,” said UIA Santafesina’s reference. He also questioned the absence of front-line government officials at that event and questioned Milei’s knowledge of the country’s productive reality. Moretti criticized …
“We’re run by a debtor, a trader who doesn’t know what a lathe is,” he said without naming Minister Caputo. Read more
The demands of the business entity, during the allusive act before the empty chairs left by the national government, resonated throughout the country. “We must leave behind the disqualifications and the aggressions against those who produce,” requested the president of the Argentine Industrial Union and asked to measure the economy “not only by the evolution of inflation.” His vice was tougher and pointed to Caputo for being “a debtor, a trader …
The Minister alluded to Guillermo Moretti’s statements that he had pointed out: “we are managed by a trader”
It was in the middle of the Industry Day event that no front-line officials attended.
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