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Narratives
- Government
- 25%
- Left / opposition
- 45%
- The street
- 30%
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Main framing
Left 40%
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Cachanosky sharply criticizes the current economic management and suggests that the situation of informal employment is not positive, which can be interpreted as an argument from the left sector. He also mentions data that can be accepted in a more neutral framework, but the critical tone toward the government suggests a more mixed framework.
Quoted from the original Spanish text.
AI summary
Roberto Cachanosky criticized President Javier Milei's economic management, stating that the risk of a return to Kirchnerism suggests the economy is not functioning as it should. He noted that labor adjustments disproportionately impact the private sector, and informal employment is increasing without real benefits for workers, which could create problems for the pension system.
He emphasized that the growth of informal employment is not a positive sign, as these workers earn significantly less and do not contribute to the retirement system.
Generated by AI from the original story in Spanish.
El economista Roberto Cachanosky aseguró que “si existe el riesgo ´kuka´ es porque no es cierto que todo marche de acuerdo al plan” al criticar la gestión económica del presidente Javier Milei.
“Si la economía estuviese con actividad económica en alza, tuviera una fuerte corriente inversora y una inflación claramente descendente, no habría riesgo de vuelta del kirchnerismo y, por lo tanto, no se podría argumentar que el riesgo país sube por el riesgo kuka”, agregó.
La crítica fue formulada el día en el que el riesgo país volvió a superar la barrera de los 700 puntos.
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Además Cachanosky sostuvo en las últimas horas que “el ajuste laboral recae sobre el sector privado”.
“De acuerdo a los datos del Ministerio de Trabajo entre noviembre de 2023 y julio de este año el sector formal privado perdió 303.000 puestos de trabajo. Por su parte el sector público perdió 99 mil puestos de trabajo”, explicó.
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