Tensión entre Gobierno y Unión Industrial Argentina en la 30ª Conferencia Industrial

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En medio de debates sobre el dólar atrasado y la apertura de importaciones, el gobierno retira su apoyo a la Unión Industrial Argentina (UIA). Jorge Macri asiste al encuentro anual de la UIA, buscando diferenciarse del gobierno y abogando por un cambio cultural que celebre el éxito del sector privado. La UIA responde con críticas hacia las políticas gubernamentales, argumentando que podrían perjudicar a la industria local.

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00:00You know that the government withdrew all the support to the Argentinian Industrial Union,

00:04which today was its annual and key meeting,

00:08in a moment where there is a discussion about the delayed dollar,

00:11where there is a discussion about what will be the impact on the industry,

00:15of the opening of imports, a repeated story in Argentina.

00:19Note that the industry is a great generator of jobs in Argentina.

00:24And this is saying, the government was not,

00:27Jorge Macri sought to differentiate himself from the government,

00:30went to the UIA and said this, listen to it.

00:36A lot of effort and the hope that this time it is worth it.

00:43People decided to bet again for an Argentina of work, merit and freedom,

00:50where the success of the private sector is celebrated again,

00:53after years of looking at them with contempt and resentment.

00:57And I want to stop at this, because not only,

01:00and then I will surely say it, Martin said it,

01:03it is necessary that the privates do well,

01:07that each of the private sectors that make up our country do well,

01:12but it is absolutely essential to change culturally

01:18a fact that leaves us many years of pursuing the success of the private sector,

01:24almost a permanent resentment.

01:27The country needs not only that they do well,

01:31the city needs not only that they do well,

01:34but as a culture we have to recover celebrating the success of the other,

01:40and particularly the success of the private sector.

01:43And not to pursue it for being successful,

01:46but to celebrate and learn from that success.

01:50We are seeing signs of macroeconomic improvement,

01:53such as the low inflation...

01:55Well, up to there...

01:56Almost like an official official, Jorge Macri.

01:58I am reading that there is a phrase that is already adjudicated

02:03as an official phrase,

02:05a strong response from the Industrial Union,

02:10that is, we want them to respect us,

02:15it is not against us, it is with us.

02:18This is what they have been saying since the Industrial Union

02:22at this 30th Industrial Conference.

02:25Yes, the opening was directly from Daniel Funes de Rioja,

02:28who is the president of the UIA,

02:30and he said, we may be empty of some things,

02:33that is, officials, that's what I say,

02:35we may be empty of some things,

02:39but not of business representation.

02:41What the UIA is trying to show

02:43is that the entire industrial sector

02:45is aligned behind the UIA's position,

02:47and we are seeing on the screen

02:49what was the speech early in the morning.

02:51And the war is total, why?

02:53Reduction of tariffs for imported products.

02:56A fairly indiscriminate opening,

02:59according to what the UIA says.

03:01The issue of the door-to-door,

03:03expanding the limits so that people

03:05can bring products from abroad.

03:07And the reduction of the country's tax.

03:09All that combo, say the industrialists,

03:11is going to end up destroying us.

03:13We are the ones who generate the most jobs.

03:16And what we ask for is equal conditions.

03:19Because in other countries,

03:21those who can bring imported products,

03:24do not have the amount of regulations

03:26that we have in here.

03:28So, do you want to open importation?

03:30Perfect, deregulate here too.

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