Milei Received in Paris an Award for the "Most Influential Economist" and Was Excited in the Speech
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A recipient of an award from an active finance and technology institute in Paris, Philippe Aghion, the Argentine president is becoming a model for certain sectors of capital, a further sign of their convergence with the far right.
President Javier Milei confirmed this Friday in France that he will maintain the fiscal balance as long as he remains at the head of the government and once again praises the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, whom he defined as the “architect of the miracle”. The president received in Paris the prize of the Paris Economic Forum as “most influential economist”. “Les [...]
The President was distinguished by the Paris Economic Forum at the close of his tour of France. He defended his economic program, praised Luis Caputo and Federico Sturzenegger and affirmed that his management seeks to connect short-term measures with a process of sustained growth.
As part of his visit to the French capital, Javier Milei received an award as the "most influential economist" of the Paris Forum. There, he gave a speech, in which he defended his economic plan again and referred to the external factors that affect him: "When the international convulsions are over, the risk of the country will come back down." Upon receiving the award, the president was visibly excited and, with his voice broken, dedicated it: …
Among the main arguments put forward by the Economic Forum to justify the distinction was the president's decision to move forward with measures that he had anticipated before assuming the presidency.
Within the framework of Argentina Week in Paris, President Javier Milei held a series of meetings with business leaders and arranged a bilateral meeting with Emmanuel Macron at the Palace of the Elysée. To complete his international agenda in France, the president will receive a distinction from the Paris Economic Forum, awarded to economists "more...
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