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- 45%
- Left / opposition
- 30%
- The street
- 25%
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Left 75%
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The use of terms like "disparate total" shows a strong defensive tone towards Caputo, aligning with a pro-government stance. The reference to economic policy as the sole responsibility of Milei indicates a clear alignment with the current direction of the government.
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AI summary
President Javier Milei denied rumors about the possible resignation of Economy Minister Luis Caputo before his trip to the IMF meeting in Thailand. Milei publicly defended his relationship with Caputo and termed the idea of replacing him as a "total nonsense." Despite economic uncertainties and speculation about Caputo's management, the president reiterated that the economic policy is his responsibility and that Caputo's position is unquestioned.
Generated by AI from the original story in Spanish.
El presidente Javier Milei salió a desmentir la posible renuncia del ministro de Economía, Luis Caputo, luego de varios días de rumores sobre su futuro en el Gobierno y en la antesala de que viaje a la Reunión Anual del Fondo Monetario Internacional (FMI), en Bangkok, Tailandia.
Allí, el titular de Hacienda volverá a tomar contacto con la titular del organismo, Kristalina Georgieva. Además, se espera que el FMI informe la aprobación de la tercera revisión técnica que permita liberar US$ 900 millones.
Fiel a su estilo, Milei señaló que el rumor de la renuncia del ministro de Economía “es una pelotudez del tamaño de una casa. Yo tengo una relación simbiótica con Caputo”, afirmó el Presidente.
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En esa línea, consideró “un disparate total” la salida de Caputo y el reemplazo por el economista Alberto Ades, con quien se reunió la semana pasada. “Nos entendemos de memoria, literalmente (con Caputo). Siempre tenemos la visión alineada”, insistió Milei.
El mandatario aseguró que “lo que tratan de hacer es limar al ministro de Economía cuando se tiene que estar sentando a negociar con la directora gerente del FMI”, afirmó.
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