Illustration of INDEC headquarters in crisis post-Marco Lavagna resignation, with data manipulation accusations against Milei government.
Illustration of INDEC headquarters in crisis post-Marco Lavagna resignation, with data manipulation accusations against Milei government.
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INDEC-Krise nach Rücktritt von Marco Lavagna

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Der Rücktritt von Marco Lavagna als INDEC-Direktor hat eine Krise bei Argentiniens Statistikbehörde ausgelöst, mit Vorwürfen der Datenmanipulation zugunsten der Erzählung der Regierung Javier Mileis. Analysten ziehen Parallelen zu kirchneristischen Praktiken, während die Administration Schadensbegrenzung betreibt und einen neuen Inflationsindex für August 2026 plant.

Der Abschied von Marco Lavagna aus Argentiniens Nationalem Institut für Statistik und Volkszählungen (INDEC) hat Bedenken hinsichtlich der Integrität offizieller Daten wieder entfacht. Ökonomen wie Diego Giacomini haben die Regierung Javier Mileis beschuldigt, Statistiken an ihre wirtschaftliche Narrative anzupassen, insbesondere bei Inflation und Aktivität. „Wir haben es mit einer Regierung zu tun, die offizielle Statistiken nutzen will“, sagte Giacomini bei Radio 10 und fügte hinzu, dass Manipulation von Inflationsdaten privat indexierte Verträge verletzt und einen „statistischen Blackout“ erzeugt.

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Business and opposition react to Milei's Congress opening speech

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In the wake of President Javier Milei's March 1, 2026, address to Congress—where he announced 90 structural reforms and criticized opponents and certain business sectors—reactions poured in. The Argentine Business Association (AEA) called for constructive dialogue and praised Economy Minister Luis Caputo, while the Industrial Union (UIA) decried a 'critical' situation for industry. Opposition figures slammed the speech as confrontational and lacking proposals.

Economist Guillermo Hang warned that Argentina's government's main achievement, falling inflation, is showing signs of wear after an AmCham meeting. Hang said consumption recovery has not materialized and there are doubts about economic activity and family incomes. Monthly inflation stopped decelerating eight or nine months ago.

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President Javier Milei closed the AmCham Summit 2026 defending fiscal and monetary adjustment amid March's 3.4% inflation. He attributed the rise to transitory factors like last year's shocks and promised that 'inflation is going to collapse'. He firmly rejected accepting more inflation to boost growth, calling it 'trash'.

Argentina's central bank cut short-term reference rates to 20% this month, below inflation levels, to capitalize on dollar inflows and rebuild hard currency reserves. President Javier Milei's government aims to boost economic growth amid slowdown signals. Analysts note concerns over peso stability impacts.

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Economy Minister Luis Caputo projected that March inflation will exceed 3%, driven by oil impacts and educational seasonality. The official INDEC data will be released on Tuesday, April 14, at 4 p.m. Caputo assured that disinflation and economic growth will begin from April.

Opposition deputies formally submitted interpellation requests for Manuel Adorni and Karina Milei, along with a report request to President Javier Milei, over the $LIBRA case. The requests stem from communications revealed between the general secretary and businessman Mauricio Novelli in February 2025. Meanwhile, Judge Ariel Lijo lifted fiscal secrecy on companies linked to Adorni's trip.

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Presidency's general secretary Karina Milei led a meeting on Tuesday at Casa Rosada with governors Rogelio Frigerio of Entre Ríos and Alfredo Cornejo of Mendoza. The gathering confirmed a decree allowing provinces to promote private investments for works on sections of national routes within their territories. Interior Minister Diego Santilli and Subsecretary Eduardo “Lule” Menem also attended.

 

 

 

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