The founder of Rapanui supported Milei: “I waited 70 years for someone like this”

The founder of Rapanui, Diego Fenoglio, publicly reiterated his support for President Javier Milei and made strong statements about the economic direction of the Government. The businessman stated that he had been waiting “for 70 years” for a leader with the ideas of the current president and maintained that it would be “very bad for the country” if he could not complete his term.

During a recent interview, Fenoglio affirmed that he fully agrees with the economic vision promoted by Milei and defended the structural reforms undertaken by the liberal administration. “I thought of Argentina the way he does. What he is doing is what I have always believed should be done,” he stated.

The creator of one of the country's most recognized food brands also highlighted the process of reducing state spending and the economic opening promoted by the national Government. As he explained, the chosen path aims to generate a more competitive economy and concrete benefits for consumers.

“Reducing the State and giving the population greater advantages so they can access the best product of the best quality at the best price,” described Fenoglio while explaining why he shares the model promoted by Milei.

The businessman also stated that the first years of management are the most difficult and called for patience in the face of economic changes. “All this work over two years is the hardest part. The good comes after four or five years. I think we need to give it a chance,” he expressed.

In that context, he left one of the strongest phrases of the interview by emphasizing his political support for the President: “I waited 70 years for someone like Milei. Am I not going to wait four years? I will wait four years from here to China.”

Fenoglio also considered that the economic transformation that Argentina is undergoing requires time to consolidate and defended the need to maintain the current course. “It would harm the country to remove him,” he stated regarding the continuity of the president, in contrast to the statements from the coup-supporting left.

The statements from the founder of Rapanui add to an increasingly broad list of businessmen who publicly support the economic reforms of the national Government, especially in sectors related to consumption, production, and private investment.