📢 DISCURSO DE JAVIER MILEI POR SU PRIMER AÑO DE GESTIÓN

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👉 En un discurso reciente en la Rural, se prometió un aumento permanente de ingresos, una reducción del gasto público y una ataque a los impuestos, especialmente las retenciones.   🗣️ @facupastor 👉 Seguí en #ElNoticieroDeA24 📺 a24.com/vivo

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00:00In La Rural, please. Let me know if you have it. Give it to me, let's listen to it.

00:05Vanguardia, a sector that despite the different obstacles and complications that it has had to face throughout history,

00:16is still the most competitive in the world.

00:19And therefore, given the admiration I have for you and how you continue to endure and continue to score,

00:28it is a way of saying thank you for everything you are doing.

00:34Next year, I hope that this increase in income can be verified.

00:41It is not of a transitory type, but of a permanent type.

00:45This increase of a permanent type plus the reduction of public spending,

00:51for which La Mocosierra continues, will result in greater impacts.

00:56There is no doubt that one of the taxes that we are going to attack are the pensions.

01:00I completed last year.

01:11Therefore, if I completed last year, with the economy in contraction,

01:15imagine the economy expanding.

01:19So I hope to be able to return next year and that we can all celebrate

01:27that we have a much better economy, in growth, with low inflation,

01:34with the poverty that continues to fall,

01:36because today the estimates show that we have dropped poverty by more than 11 percent

01:42compared to the peak it made between December and January.

01:46Today it is a case of study at a global level,

01:51because from a monthly inflation of 54 percent, which is annualized,

01:56gives 17,000, to the last major data of 1.2, which is approximately 15 percent,

02:04it is clear that inflation has fallen,

02:09but everyone predicted that if we made a stabilization of these characteristics

02:15we would have a hyper-recession.

02:18Well, the president is there, speaking in La Rural.

02:21Yes, with a detail on the issue of pensions,

02:23because in the last few hours there had been a lot of speculation

02:26about the fact that the first real tax that Javier Milley is going to lower

02:30is going to be the country tax, which basically benefits the importer sector

02:35or those who want to import.

02:37And this was said, well, in the end, the first tax that should have been lowered

02:42are the pensions, and that did not happen.

02:45Or some even talked about the tax on the check, and that did not happen.

02:49There were criticisms, somehow Milley promises the field.

02:53Well, pensions are part of what we are going to lower in 2026.

02:58I greet Pablo Romá, who is with us, accompanying us.

03:01Pablo, how are you? I'll be back with Luciana, there at Casa Rosada.

03:04How are you?

03:05Hello, Facundo, very well. Good afternoon.

03:08Well, tell me a little, let's see, what look do you have from this first year?

03:12Well, a government that assumes with great enthusiasm.

03:16It is also true that with a political weakness,

03:19fundamentally in parliamentary terms,

03:21but with a conviction and a very important decision to carry out

03:26a little of what we are hearing, right?

03:28That adjustment program.

03:31A government that, in mid-May,

03:34transited through a plateau,

03:37and that returns to have support in public opinion,

03:42especially in terms of expectations, right?

03:46Conditioning those expectations is the recognition

03:51that the microeconomy, the real economic situation,

03:55the income, the pocket, is not as expected.

03:59Somehow the president recognizes that,

04:03and thanks for the sacrifice,

04:05a sacrifice that is becoming more and more elastic.

04:08But, well, this is at stake,

04:11what we have been talking about, right?

04:13The exit of the crisis,

04:15a crisis that has been going on for many years,

04:17with a very great need from society to overcome it.

04:20And I think that my law, in some way,

04:23is disputing that exit of the crisis, right?

04:26In a very complex context,

04:28but it is true that those results

04:32in the micro, in the pocket,

04:34are not so good because of political decisions, right?

04:37The government started on the other side,

04:39it started by ordering the macro,

04:41that today one looks and it seems that it benefits more

04:45to the sectors that speculate, let's say,

04:48to the markets, not to be pejorative, right?

04:52But to the financial sector,

04:56and much less to the real economy.

04:58Because while there is a recognition

05:00that inflation is going down,

05:02people also understand that it is harder for them

05:04to get to the end of the month.

05:06Pablo, finally, what was the key for you

05:08to that recovery of my law,

05:10which at a certain moment,

05:12perhaps with that university march,

05:14with entering such a complex issue

05:16as public education,

05:18it stabilized and then recovered.

05:20What was the key to that recovery?

05:23I think the key is politics, fundamentally.

05:26I think the change of cabinet chief

05:28gave the government much more political volume.

05:31The presence of Franco in the cabinet

05:34by posse, I think it was fundamental for that.

05:37And it also seems to me that it showed

05:39that it could, I mean, beyond the fact

05:41that some people liked it or not,

05:43let's say, that's another matter, right?

05:45But holding the vetoes,

05:47the veto on university funding,

05:49as you raised, and the veto on retirees,

05:51he held it politically.

05:53And I think he managed to advance

05:55in a strategy of very important allies,

06:00especially with the pro,

06:02in parliamentary terms,

06:04but also with Peronist governors.

06:07And I think that also gave him strength.

06:10And above all, I think there is something

06:12that the government raises,

06:14that is seen, that is, well,

06:16somehow the control of the street,

06:18unlike last year,

06:20the government politically

06:22can sustain that, right?

06:24I'm going.

06:25Good, good.

06:26Pablo, a big hug, thank you.

06:28Thank you for these minutes.

06:30And moments ago, Pablo Guinocur,

06:32the president, posted.

06:34Yes, with a summary of what he had done,

06:37of what was his first year,

06:39his first year of government.

06:41With expressions, obviously,

06:43celebrating everything that has to do

06:45with all the achievements he had

06:47throughout this year.

06:49Let's see it.

06:50Let's watch it.

06:51I am convinced that we are going

06:53to get ahead.

06:55Long live freedom, damn it!

06:57I'm here to change this, seriously.

06:59I'm here to end inflation.

07:01They run out of jobs, they run out of robbery,

07:03and they run out of lies.

07:05Out!

07:06Even if you resist.

07:07Here, the doctrine of security changes.

07:09Here, the ASA pays them.

07:11Today there are no more pickets in Argentina.

07:14Every time they want to go and break

07:17the fiscal balance,

07:19I'm going to veto everything.

07:21I don't give a damn.

07:23We made the biggest structural reform in history.

07:25We are going to make Argentina the freest country in the world.

07:28We are exporting the model

07:30of the motorcycle lock and deregulation

07:32to the whole world.

07:34Long live freedom, damn it!

07:36We are making a freer world.

07:48Well, up to there.

07:50It is a way to anticipate

07:52what will surely be the national chain.

07:55Yes, that's why.

07:56All success for the government.

07:58There is no self-criticism.

08:00There is nothing that the government

08:02at least publicly says,

08:04we did wrong.

08:05On the contrary.

08:06What we did wrong, perhaps,

08:08was not to have accelerated in some issues,

08:11which in general, according to the logic of the government,

08:14is because of the caste.

08:16It has many sides to analyze the president.

08:19This is perhaps the economic part.

08:22The big question is,

08:24we were with a plane that was very high

08:26and uncontrolled, more than anything,

08:28of inflation.

08:29Milei landed it, in the middle it exploded.

08:31We do not know if there are victims,

08:33there are no victims,

08:34nor do we know if this plane will be able to repair

08:36so that it can fly again or not.

08:39The reality is that in the economy,

08:41if one looks at the real economy,

08:42following what Pablo Roma said just now,

08:44the real economy does not start.

08:46Now, the big question is,

08:48does it not start because it will not start,

08:50or does it not start because it had to do everything?

08:52It is about to start.

08:53Of course, it is about to start,

08:54and it had to make all the necessary adjustments to the plane.

08:56Let's see.

08:57And in the middle,

08:58you had some questions that are nice.

09:00Luciana, everything planned there to record.

09:03The speech will be recorded at 9 at night.

09:05Yes.

09:06It will be broadcast on national channel, right?

09:09Exactly.

09:10At 6 in the afternoon,

09:11at the beginning,

09:12before the speech is broadcast,

09:15that toast that will take place in the White Room,

09:18in that same place,

09:19minutes before,

09:20that speech will be recorded

09:22to be later,

09:24well, brought to the public opinion,

09:26as we said,

09:27at 9 p.m.

09:28And right now,

09:29what we know

09:30is that the preparations continue,

09:31that President Javier Milley

09:33is inside his office.

09:35There he is accompanied by,

09:36well,

09:37his closest group,

09:39his core,

09:40Guillermo Francos,

09:41Karina Milley,

09:42Lule Menem,

09:44this is the information that transcended so far,

09:46and everything according to the plans, right?

09:49A bit,

09:50a sort of mantra,

09:51as our colleague Stella Garnica says

09:53in the note of 24.com,

09:55referring to that this is something

09:57that is constantly reiterated.

09:59There we see that another car arrives,

10:02no,

10:03I wanted to see if it was a civil servant,

10:06but in principle

10:07it is part of the presidential custody,

10:10the same that accompanied him,

10:11as I told you before,

10:12FACU,

10:13from La Rural,

10:14where he had the first of the activities

10:15today,

10:16President Javier Milley,

10:17at 10 p.m.,

10:18up to here,

10:19to Casa de Gobierno,

10:20where he arrived

10:21about two hours ago.

10:22There it is.

10:23Did you know that acronym?

10:24TMAP.

10:25Let's see, what is it?

10:26TMAP.

10:27What Luciana just said,

10:28she didn't say it with the acronym.

10:29It is seen that Luciana does not handle

10:31the libertarian jargon.

10:32But TMAP is

10:33everything, march,

10:34according...

10:35Well,

10:36I wanted to be broader.

10:37Everything, march,

10:38according...

10:39It's not that I don't handle it,

10:40but I wanted to be broader.

10:41Ah, I'm loading,

10:42because they are...

10:43Yes.

10:44Everything, march,

10:45according to the plan.

10:46That is,

10:47well,

10:48Tela always tells it.

10:49It's a new word,

10:50SMAP.

10:51SMAP.

10:52T M A P.

10:53It's hard to pronounce, Luciana.

10:54Well,

10:55it's fine,

10:56but among them they say so,

10:57they say that everything is planned.

10:58Yes, of course.

10:59Even defeats.

11:00Only one vowel.

11:01Yes.

11:02Even defeats are planned,

11:03they say.

11:04Well,

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