Javier Milei gives a speech at the 172nd anniversary of the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange

Javier Milei gives a speech at the 172nd anniversary of the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange
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The president will lead the event for the 172nd anniversary of the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange, on a day focused on financial education and the development of the capital market

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President Javier Milei participates this Thursday in the event for the 172nd anniversary of the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange, where he delivers a speech before businessmen, investors, officials, and leaders of the capital markets. The ceremony focuses on financial education and the development of the stock market.

The first to speak was Adelmo Gabbi, president of the Stock Exchange, who expressed his confidence in the country's future and reaffirmed his support for the economic direction promoted by Milei. “Argentina is once again on the radar for growth, they are looking at us from abroad. And in football, not to mention,” Gabbi stated, referring to the Argentine national team's qualification for the final of the 2026 World Cup.

After Gabbi's remarks, Milei began his speech with a defense of property rights and emphasized their importance for recovering savings and investment. "It is not redundant that we are sending a law to Congress to declare the inviolability of property rights. Property rights are what will allow us to save, invest, and become a power again,” the President asserted.

From that premise, the President focused the core of his presentation on economic growth, as he had anticipated in the opening after Gabbi highlighted the historic opportunity that Argentina is experiencing under the liberal management of the Argentine state.

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