The head of advisers to the Government of the province of Buenos Aires, Carlos Bianco, questioned the position of a sector of the opposition that proposes a greater adjustment as a solution to inflationand defended the continuity of the 6×6 Plan presented by Governor Axel Kicillof to rebuild the province of Buenos Aires “regardless of who continues in the Government as of 2023.”
“We are going to work so that the agreements reached by the National Government are implemented in the province. We know the complexity of the inflationary process and that it must be attacked on several fronts,” the Buenos Aires official remarked on the initiatives to combat inflation.
In that sense, he added: “We know that the different expressions of the right say that it must be attacked with an adjustment and at the same time they complain about the levels of poverty and indigence that we have, despite the fact that (the same) have dropped with the pandemic. They are amazed with the levels of poverty, but on the other hand they propose adjustment as a solution”.
In statements made this morning to Radio Provincia, the former chief of staff in Buenos Aires assured that the provincial executive has “no impact on macroeconomic policies,” but assured that he is “available to work on whatever the government decides, as we have done since principle, with Precious Care, and now with the baskets that are being discussed”.
“We are going to work to meet the objectives, verify the baskets, and work with the Secretary of Commerce to establish the corresponding sanctions,” he promised.
In this context, he explained that the 6×6 Plan launched by Governor Kicillof in December “was thought of as a reconstruction plan for the Government of the province of Buenos Aires after six years of crisis, four years of (Mauricio) Macri and (María Eugenia ) Vidal, which were very hard for the Province; of worsening of all economic and social indicators, and to that was added the pandemic that was very complicated “.
The head of advisers said that although the indicators have improved in the Buenos Aires territory, “we must continue working” and that, for this reason, the objective “is to propose public policies, of the State, not only in the remainder of the governor’s current mandate, but in the four years that follow.”
“I said that governments were always required of public policies that go beyond a mandate, and that is what we are doing, leaving a marked path,” he stressed, after assuring that when they took office “there was no plan, there were no economic, social plans, none”.
In the same vein, he reiterated: “There was nothing, an absolute laziness, an absolute improvisation”.
Bianco added that, since Kicillof’s management, they have as a priority the “reconstruction” of the province of Buenos Aires and that they are preparing to continue in that direction.
“Regardless of who continues in the Government as of 2023, we want to make it clear what the Government’s plan is to rebuild the province of Buenos Aires, and if it is Kicillof’s turn to follow four more years, we have our work plan for each one. of the ministries,” he explained.
On the other hand, When asked about the situation within the Frente de Todos, Bianco said that “given the circumstance that there have been substantive changes in the national situation, but also worldwide, it is a good time to discuss issues of the political project linked to our front.”
For the official, “it is a healthy thing to have debates, in order to continue maintaining or improving the material living conditions of the people in general and for us, who have a political responsibility in the province of Buenos Aires.”
