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La Libertad Avanza candidate Javier Miley assured that if he gets to the presidency of Argentina, he will cut at least 10 ministries, including the ministry Social development,
La Libertad Avanza candidate Javier Miley assured that if he gets to the presidency of Argentina, he will cut at least 10 ministries, including the ministry Social development, health and women.
In accordance with far rightdrastic measure would aim exclude intermediaries between relief plans for vulnerable sectors and the government. However, his proposal was heavily criticized.
As he explained in a video broadcast on his TikTok account, only the Ministries of Economy, Justice, Interior, Defense, Security, Infrastructure and Foreign Affairs will survive.
He would also create MMinistry of Human Capital which would focus on areas such as education, health and work under the tutelage of Sandra Pettovello.
“The first thing we need to understand is that the state is not the solution; The state is the problem,” Miley says in a video posted on August 4. The images show the candidate with the organizational structure of the various ministries that currently exist in Argentina.
Then he begins one by one to show the ministries, which he, no doubt, would have abolished if he came to power, while in a visual form. Tear off each heading from the board.
“Ministry of Women, Gender and Diversity, won; Ministry of Labour, Employment and Social Protection, get out!” and so, one by one, liquidation of a total of eleven ministries They think they are part of the problem.
In addition to the Ministry of Women, Gender Equality and Diversity and Labor, Miley sought to eliminate the Ministry of Tourism and Sports, Culture, the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development, the Ministry of Public Classes, the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation. Ministry of Education, Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Social Development.
Javier Miley became the most voted candidate in the Argentine PASO (Primary, Open, Simultaneous and Compulsory) on 14 August with 30% of the vote.
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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