Overview

• Speaking Monday in a Radio Mitre interview, Guillermo Francos acknowledged errors and said the administration must reassess its approach.
• He reaffirmed fiscal balance as the foundation of economic policy but conceded the current order has yet to affect daily life.
• Francos said the government’s rhetoric may have conveyed arrogance and he called for a correction in tone.
• He described upcoming national elections as decisive to obtain the congressional numbers needed to advance labor and tax reforms.
• He anticipated cabinet changes after December 10 as ministers such as Patricia Bullrich and Luis Petri enter Congress, noting final decisions rest with President Javier Milei.