2023-11-25 21:27:00
The president of the Rural Society (SRA), Nicolas Pinospoke about the impact that the presidential victory of Javier Miley in a sector of the countryside and asked to let “the markets flow.” Two days before the runoff, he had called to vote for 40 years of democracy, a post that was interpreted as in favor of Sergio Massa.
“We are very satisfied with last Sunday’s election. There is a lot of expectation and people, in general, are happy with the electoral result. It generates a lot of expectations for us,” Pino acknowledged this Saturday.
However, he also asked to “control anxiety” and wait for the libertarian to assemble his cabinet, a job that continues in conversations these days.
Regarding the immediate future of the new government, he acknowledged: “Surely the first moments, the first times, are complicated times, where decisions will be made that are not going to be entirely pleasant for society, but they are necessary.. And perhaps regarding the decisions that we producers have been waiting for so anxiously for so long, such as withholdings and the exchange rate, we will have to understand that they are measures that are going to be taken gradually.”
Free market and “end interventionism”
In dialogue with Radio ContinentalPino described what panorama the new administration will encounter and, in line with libertarian proposals, I support the idea that the market “flows.”
“You are going to find a productive sector that is in a different mood and not only because of politics but because apparently in large areas of Argentina the issue of the dry season has been cut off. You are going to find a sector with a lot of desire to push, that is sowing, that is harvesting,” said the head of the Rural Society.
The countryside, hopeful with the arrival of Milei while waiting for US$ 18,000 million from soybeans
In addition, he asked to “end interventionism and let the markets flow” while the new government “generates the necessary trust for the countryside to fulfill its duty.”
Finally, he referred to the possibility of meeting with the president-elect: “Evidently the days of the president-elect are very intense and I don’t know if it will take place on the agenda, but surely once Milei takes office, we will make a request for an official audience to go and greet himto congratulate him and to make ourselves available on the issues we have to work on,” he concluded.
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