“You don’t make economics from what a particular product costs,” the President launched on British public television.
President Javier MileI avoided answering how much does a liter of milk cost in Argentina in response to a question asked in an interview with the BBC in London.
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The national leader did not know how to answer what the value of milk is in the country, but when asked, he replied: “Do you know the amount of goods that an economy has? You don’t do economics from what a particular product costs.”
At the insistence of the BBC journalist, who wanted the President to send a message to the sector of the population most affected by the adjustment, Milei considered that “she cannot make a macroeconomic evaluation due to the particular situation of some people.”
Milei interview with the BBC liter of milk.mp4
The interview was conducted by the journalist Ione Wellswho also consulted the national president about the situation of the local economy and his vision of the late British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, whom the President once again praised.
“There we have to differentiate. There was a war and we had to lose. That does not mean that one cannot consider that those who were in front were people who do their jobs well,” he indicated.
