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This Is What Ernesto Talvi, the Uruguayan Economist Who Joins the Argentine Government, Thinks.
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The National Government joined Ernesto Talvi, a Uruguayan economist, ex-candidate to president and of brief step for Foreign Ministry of his country. In his first statements after joining the Ministry of Economy headed by Luis Caputa, the 68-year-old charrúa, said that his function will be to collaborate “from a strictly technical place.” The curious thing is that Carlos Pagni found a recent interview in which Talvi shows himself contrary to the…
Ernesto Talvi is a renowned 68-year-old Uruguayan economist who, in the early 1990s, worked in the central bank of his country with inflation above 100%. Now, in 2026, he will have the challenge of helping stabilize Argentina. On Saturday, the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, announced that Talvi's addition to his team in his advisory character. He is very happy to announce that Ernesto Talvi, an economist of extensive track record and reputati…
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