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Luis Caputo Charged Against the Opposition for Retirements: “They Seek to Destroy the Fiscal Anchor, the Heart of the Model”
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The Minister of Economy contrasted the current situation with the previous administration of Alberto Fernández.
The Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, again expressed his admiration for President Javier Milei and said that when they go abroad together he feels that the head of state is “like a Beatle, everyone wants to take a photo with him.” “You go to a meeting and it’s like going with a Beatle in the '60s. As soon as Javier arrives, crowds of people pushing to take a picture with him,” Caputo said.
Carlos Prieto Balbuena, Manager of the Economic Studies Area of the BCP Markets have not internalized at all the profound institutional deterioration that Peru has experienced in recent years and continue to privilege the country's low public debt. However, if today the financial markets begin to question the exceptionalism of the U.S. with much greater reason they can quickly change their opinion about Peru's public finances.
The Minister of Economy participated in a streaming program with Santiago Bausili and José Luis Daza.
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