Milei rechazó emitir más pesos para mejorar la actividad económica - LA NACION

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Javier Milei, the Argentine president, rejected plans to increase the money supply to boost economic activity, warning that it would accelerate inflation. He criticized economists advising on demand stimulation through monetary expansion, calling them 'piromaníacos' (fire eaters). Milei discussed the economic situation, including the impact of external shocks and the need for reforms. He also addressed the upcoming Brazilian election and criticized European policies, particularly those of Spain and France. The event took place at the Faro Foundation, attended by business leaders and political figures. The cena was closed to the press.