Milei's reform
In this context, Milei presented the central axes of his reform proposal. Among them, he emphasized that the Central Bank will again have as its main objective “preserving the value of the currency” and that “the financing of the State will be categorically prohibited.”
He also pointed out that seigniorage “is nothing more than a counterfeiting of money,” while proposing to strengthen the autonomy of the authorities of the agency to avoid political pressures.
The plan also includes restrictions on the use of resources generated by the entity and the elimination of instruments such as Non-Transferable Bills. As he explained, these measures aim to end practices that contributed to economic deterioration.
Finally, the President stated that the reform of the BCRA will be complemented by other economic initiatives. In this sense, he affirmed that the set of measures “will put an end to 91 years of looting, expropriation, impunity, and decay that will allow us to make Argentina great again.”
The column is part of the Government's strategy to advance structural changes in the monetary and financial system, with the aim of redefining the role of the Central Bank and ensuring that inflation ceases to be a historical problem for the country.












