Carlos D’Alessandro: “Miley came to provide technical service to Argentina”

Number President Javier Miley Its political proposal generates diverse opinions: the National Representative of San Luis, Carlos D’Alessandro, far from La Libertad Avanza, was expressed in the program Fontificia modeby Net TV, Radio Perfil (AM 1190) that “He came to do artistic service in Argentina“.

The National Representative of San Luis District, Carlos D’Alessandro, leads the Cohesion Caucus in the House of Representatives. He holds a degree in management and a professorship in entrepreneurship and innovation. He also holds diplomas in “Governance, Political Management and Public Administration” from the Catholic University of Cordoba, in addition to a postgraduate certificate in marketing from Adam Smith University. In addition, he left the space La Libertad Avanza to found his own bloc, denouncing problems with transparency and the presence of a “new class” in the national government.

I imagine that the same thing happened to you as it happened to the entire Argentine community: you were surprised by the positive result achieved by the national government in the elections that took place a few days ago, and how this changed the political mood, views and expectations. Miley himself stated that they considered his government dead and now considered him re-elected. You, who was the founder of La Libertad Avanza, who was originally elected and then distanced yourself from the space, can offer a dual perspective. How did you experience this and how do you imagine this will affect Argentina?

I understand what citizens across the country did: Support and deepen changeAnd move away from old politics. Miley goes on to suggest a devastating alternative, but, as I recently heard from a related agricultural producer in our country, the idea she comes up with Make a “Technical service” To Argentina It doesn’t seem like the right way. The deepening of libertarian policies he proposes will likely be dismantled.

Although he received great support at the national level, It wasn’t the support we got in 2023When we presented the change proposal. The erosion of government is being felt across the country. In San Luis County, neighbors fear the past will return. What the opposition lacks, and what we are trying to build in terms of cohesion, It’s more realistic liberalismIt is less aggressive, and has roots in the social liberalism that emerged in the nineteenth century by John Stuart Mill. A Miniature but effective caseHe who does not abandon society is the righteous path.

We confirm that The ability to re-elect the government Not as likely as you think. The Society seeks to slow down inflation, gradually eliminate it, make institutions transparent and strengthen them, which the present government does not do either with the judiciary – due to the lack of appointments – or with the legislative branch, which acts as notary public in both Congresses. The “technical service” requested by the community serves as An antibiotic against governments like Kirchner’swhich generated systemic corruption and affected productivity.

Moreover, there is a need for a strategic production proposal that will allow Argentina to capitalize on its potential and ensure deep-rooted growth, supported by the country’s productive capacity. any There is still no leadership in the oppositionmade up of defeated spaces that must distance themselves from outdated Kirchnerian practices. If we look at the scope of current leadership, many governors who supported Miley – especially Peronists – approved laws such as the Grand Investment System Act, which benefited their provinces, demonstrating leadership ability. In the north of the country there is potential for The unified rulers face the electoral process towards 2027 And mobilize constructive opposition. This would make it possible to maintain fiscal balance, control inflation, and enact useful regulations, such as labor reform, that enhance productivity. For example, the governor of Salta, Gustavo Saenz, has the potential to strengthen his leadership.

Miley, Legitimacy and Representation

Peronism will always have a future, because it is deeply rooted in Argentine society. According to the philosopher I spoke with, Argentina became what it is now thanks to Peronism, which generated a middle class and a third way between extreme socialism and brutal capitalism. If Peronism regains that strategic vision, which focused on the worker and production, and searches for modern alternatives, it is possible to grow. But if Keep leaning to the leftas happened with Former President Cristina Fernandez From Kirchnerism or Kirchnerism, they will gradually lose votes.

Currently in the province of Buenos Aires. Peronism appears atomized and localized. What must be restored is the spirit of the movement that allows the formation of broad fronts in search of the common good and solutions that benefit all Argentines.

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