Overview

• Returning Friday from a high‑profile U.S. visit that included a meeting with President Trump and a UN address, Miles used the La Rural stage to relaunch his domestic agenda, with media also reporting talks on a US$20 billion swap he did not address in his remarks.
• He urged sweeping changes to the labor market and a fiscal reform to lower taxes, calling to end what he describes as the “industry of lawsuits.”
• He ruled out recurrent devaluations and money‑financed stimulus and repeated that fiscal order is non‑negotiable.
• He cited an adjustment of roughly five GDP points at the Treasury and ten quasi‑fiscal points at the central bank, claiming Argentina is among the few countries with a fiscal surplus without being in default.
• Pitching tourism as a strategic growth engine, he said the sector could be 20 times larger if stability enables 10‑ to 30‑year investment planning.