Argentina’s new President Javier Miley is preparing a program of shock economic reforms. This was reported by La Nacion.
The program includes simplification of legislation in the fields of labor and taxes, deregulation of the economy, especially in the mining sector, privatization of some enterprises and transfer of ownership of them to employees. Changes to the electoral system are also expected to abolish primaries (PASO). This article was added to the reform program in recent weeks. It is stated that the program is still in the finalization phase and is a “living document”.
Implementation of Miley’s ambitious reform program will be complicated by her party’s small number of supporters in both houses of the Argentine parliament (38 at the bottom and seven at the top), as well as her refusal to form a coalition. other parties.
Miley’s first speech after her election stated about the need for radical reforms.
Miley’s early rise to power in the name personification of the victory of network political structures over hierarchical structures.