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The article uses terms like "practically paralyzed" and openly critiques government policies, reflecting dissatisfaction with Javier Milei's approach. It also emphasizes the problems generated in the real sector of the economy, which is characteristic of a critical perspective towards the government.
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Economist Roberto Cachanosky criticized Javier Milei's government, asserting that the country's economy is "practically paralyzed" due to policies he sees as similar to those implemented by Martínez de Hoz. He claimed that using the exchange rate to control inflation creates problems in the real sector, affecting producers and leading to business closures.
He also warned about the economic losses resulting from these policies and the violations of property rights of producers.
Generated by AI from the original story in Spanish.
El economista Roberto Cachanosky sostuvo que “ el país (está) prácticamente, paralizado por el capricho de hacer exactamente lo mismo que hizo Martínez de Hoz”.
Además cuestionó al gobierno nacional por “ usar el tipo de cambio para tratar de frenar la inflación a pesar de que esto genere problemas en el sector real de la economía”.
Melconian: "Tres años de Milei van a ser 100 mil millones de dólares de pérdida"
"Supongamos que usted es productor de soja, y esa soja la exporta, se la vende a Hans en Alemania. Hans, a cambio de su soja, le da dólares. Obviamente la soja era suya, por lo tanto los dólares son suyos", ejemplificó el analista económico.
" Este gobierno que se dice liberal lo obliga a traer los dólares al mercado interno, traerlos a la Argentina, ya venderlos en el mercado interno. Obviamente le van a cobrar también los derechos de exportación, venderlos en el mercado interno a cambio de pesos ", explicó.
Para Cachanosky, “e so es violar el derecho de propiedad”. "Los dólares que tengo son míos porque los produje yo. Es mi propiedad y el Estado no tiene por qué meterse con esa propiedad", remarcó.
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