Martín Guzmán criticized Sturzenegger: "Does a 5-year-old have to ask for a credit to buy a decent home?"

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The former Minister of Economy charged the head of State Deregulation for his idea of closing areas for housing construction with the example of a boy in overcrowded conditions. Guzmán’s entry crossed Sturzenegger: “Does a 5-year-old boy have to ask for a credit to buy a decent home?” was first published in #BorderJournalism.

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The former Minister of Economy charged against the head of state deregulation for his idea of closing areas for housing construction with the example of a boy in overcrowded conditions. "It is a tremendous stupidity, disconnected from reality," he said. Read more

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The former Minister of Economics of Alberto Fernández's government crossed the man in charge of dismantling the state within the libertarian government and also had clubs for the richest man in the world.

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The former Minister of Economy harshly criticized the statements of the owner of the Deregulation portfolio on the role of the market in housing

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Former Minister of Economics Martín Guzmán launched strong criticisms against Federico Sturzenegger, Minister of Deregulation, for his recent statements about housing policy and the role of the State. In a tweet that generated wide debate, Guzmán called the idea of eliminating state areas related to housing construction "tremendous stupidity". "What Sturzenegger says about housing is a tremendous stupidity, disconnected from reality.