Cristiano Ratazzi: “Argentina is not Venezuela, it has the strength to resist chaos”

“Integration will return. It’s not like Argentina will always be in chaos,” said the automotive businessman during a visit to the business community.

October 3, 202200:10

business man Christian Ratatz He spoke about Argentina’s economic situation and did not agree with the existence of a point of comparison between our country and Venezuela. While in the business community (LN+), insisted on this “We have the power to resist the chaos.

Jose del Rio consulted for a view of the current economic panorama, Ratatz was being honest when he said it was “chaos”. “There are no rules of the game that are normal and that’s not how it works.” Despite the pessimistic diagnosis, he hoped that the situation would change in the near future.

“At least integration will come back. It is not that Argentina will always live in chaos. We are not Venezuela. We have some powers to resist the chaos”, he claimed. And he concluded: “We have the potential if we give everything the way it should be. But this is not common.

The automobile businessman clarified that “one of our main problems is that we are paying for the mistakes of the 90s again” and “we didn’t know how to create an epic of hard work, seriousness.” He also noted that “Argentina Recently, it has become the center of a total general conflict“.

“Until the next election, we should see only trouble. I don’t think the country will suddenly calm down, work and do things properly,” he lamented in the middle of the television. After mentioning the presidential election, he admitted that there is “hope” for a replacement in 2023.

“Elections can help us to be a little more serious in our daily lives. They play a major role in how people perceive chaos and disorder. But to put that behind us, it is imperative that people vote well. Voting well is a voting violation. We need a country with republican democracy”, he analyzed.

He finally insisted “Enough about inflation, distorted taxation, total disorder and the streets being taken over for entertainment.” And he was disillusioned with the presidency of Alberto Fernández, three years into it: “Not the people I once knew.”

The impact that the election between Lula and Bolsonaro could have in Argentina

As for the international situation and how it might translate to Argentina, Ratazzi said the election between Jair Bolsonaro and Lula da Silva would not have a positive impact on the economy. “Nothing changes us. We no longer know what we depend on. All these dollars floating around … our system is very strange,” he said.

“Where is the exchange with Brazil? Where are the Argentine forces? Where are the imports and exports?”Ratatz was surprised. Focusing once again on the Brazilian election, he said the first round “left two losers”.

“One of them [en referencia a Lula] He thought he was going to win the first round and the second [en referencia a Bolsonaro] He thought he would be closer and began to distance himself. Both are not so happy. Elections are very difficult. Now there will be another month of fighting and discussion. And they are already tired.” Detailed.

In the final stages of the dialogue, he also specified that the re-election of the former president and PT leader for a new term as the current head of state will not lead to any changes at the economic level. “Although they think differently ideologically, the economic fundamentals they support are similar.” is underlined.

And finally he added: “They have ministers who believe in seriousness, no inflation. The economy is in order. They may not be as competitive in the market. A runoff will help the issues at hand and Argentina should learn from that for next year.”

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