Kim Kataguiri: 25.5% per month, that was in December 2023, closed that year at 211%; now in 2025 it's at 31.5%, already running below 3% per month.
Kim Kataguiri: And all this with a primary surplus of 1.4% of GDP for the second year in a row, something Argentina hadn't seen since 2008, and with real social spending rising 43% between 2023 and 2025.
In other words: economy growing, inflation falling, spending on the poorest increasing, wealth generation and debt repayment.
Kim Kataguiri: Screw over the poorest, Haddad?
Kim Kataguiri: The numbers say exactly the opposite.
