Overview
- He inaugurated the 2025 Feria Internacional de Turismo at La Rural, using the event to reset his domestic agenda after recent travel to the United States.
- He said Argentina was a "patient in critical condition" in December 2023 and cited steep Treasury and Central Bank adjustments as yielding a fiscal surplus.
- He ruled out recurrent devaluations, money printing to boost demand, or regulations that force people to vacation in Argentina.
- He urged labor‑market and fiscal reforms to ease hiring, lower taxes, and curb what he called the "industry of lawsuits."
- Coverage of his US trip noted a meeting with President Donald Trump and a UN address, and reported that talks began on a possible US$20 billion swap, which has not been confirmed.