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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Crisi INDEC dopo le dimissioni di Marco Lavagna

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Le dimissioni di Marco Lavagna da direttore dell'INDEC hanno scatenato una crisi nell'agenzia statistica argentina, con accuse di manipolazione dei dati per sostenere la narrazione del governo di Javier Milei. Gli analisti tracciano paralleli con le pratiche kirchneriste, mentre l'amministrazione tenta di limitare i danni e pianifica un nuovo indice dell'inflazione per agosto 2026.

L'uscita di Marco Lavagna dall'Istituto Nazionale di Statistica e Censimenti (INDEC) dell'Argentina ha riacceso le preoccupazioni sull'integrità dei dati ufficiali. Economisti come Diego Giacomini hanno accusato il governo di Javier Milei di cercare di adattare le statistiche alla sua narrazione economica, in particolare su inflazione e attività. « Siamo di fronte a un governo che vuole usare le statistiche ufficiali », ha dichiarato Giacomini su Radio 10, aggiungendo che la manomissione dei dati sull'inflazione viola i contratti indicizzati privati e crea un « blackout statistico ».

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