Overview
- A nine-member delegation delivered the plan at San José 1111, representing a working group of more than 80 economists.
- The document spans over 400 pages, was produced across more than 45 working sessions, and outlines a productivist, federal growth model.
- Cristina Fernández de Kirchner described the plan as an open roadmap for internal deliberation and called to move past a “macroeconomy of disagreement” toward development with sovereignty, production and inclusion.
- The Partido Justicialista plans to present and debate the proposals within its structures, with the National Council meeting Tuesday at Matheu 130 to shape positions on the 2026 Budget and labor and tax reforms.
- The initiative comes as the PJ reorganizes after the October 26 legislative defeat, with another party meeting to be led Wednesday by Senate bloc chief José Mayans.