Assessment of the stabilization program, fiscal sustainability, and the challenges of macroeconomic consolidation under external constraints.
The macroeconomic stabilization process initiated in 2024 has achieved significant progress in reducing monthly inflation, which went from levels above 25% to single-digit figures. However, the sustainability of these results depends on the ability to consolidate fiscal balance without compromising economic activity.
The external constraint—manifested in the scarcity of international reserves and debt maturities—continues to be the main vulnerability factor of the economic program.
Industrialization is not a luxury but a necessity for developing economies.
Assessment of the stabilization program, fiscal sustainability, and the challenges of macroeconomic consolidation under external constraints.
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