Caputo presentó la nueva ley de Inocencia Fiscal. Audios de #DeAcáEnMás

Economy Minister Luis Caputo asserted that those who keep their savings outside the financial system are “very poorly advised.” “At least my goal for this conference is for everyone listening to leave convinced that if they aren't depositing their dollars under the mattress in the bank, it's because they're being very poorly advised.” He added, “We believe it's best if private tax experts come and tell them.” He also explained that the government's objective is for dollar savings to enter the financial system. “What we want is more investment, and for there to be more investment, the counterpart to investment is savings. And the savings are there, they're just not in the financial system; they're under mattresses.” He added, “We need those savings to be channeled into the financial system so that the country can grow again.” The minister stated that there are approximately 170 billion dollars outside the financial system. “There are more than four times the amount of dollar deposits being held in savings under the mattress. The Central Bank estimates that there are one hundred and seventy billion dollars.” He added, “The goal is for people to finally be able to formalize these savings.” José Luis Daza, Deputy Minister of Economy, assured that the macroeconomic equilibrium will begin to be reflected in daily life. “The macroeconomic equilibrium we have created will generate, and is generating, the conditions for people to begin to feel it.” He added, “The first signs of recovery are already appearing, and we are aware that we have to improve the conditions.” Hugo “Cachorro” Godoy, Secretary General of the CTA Autónoma (Autonomous Workers' Central Union), warned about business closures and the loss of formal employment. “In April, sixty companies a day closed in Argentina. It's terrible. The number of formal jobs lost in two and a half years is in the hundreds of thousands.” He added, “The only thing that is increasing in terms of work in Argentina is job insecurity and informal employment.” Axel Kicillof, governor of the province of Buenos Aires, rejected accusations of racism against Argentina and questioned the government's foreign policy. “I think they're talking about Argentina without knowing it. We are a people with cultural diversity and a tradition of welcoming those who come from other places.” He added: “A foreign policy that joins wars and conflicts that aren't ours doesn't contribute to the country being seen as a cooperative and peaceful nation.” Cazzu, a singer, stated that racism exists both in Argentina and in Latin America. “In Argentina and in Latin America there is a lot of racism, a great deal of racism.” She added: “In Argentina something terrible happens, which is that sometimes your skin color doesn't even matter, but rather where you're from or how much you have.” Roberto Ayala questioned the criticism the Argentine National Team received during the World Cup. “I don't know why lately, and especially with our National Team, there's been a certain animosity towards them not doing well.” He added: “We try to bring joy to our people.” Lionel Scaloni's assistant coach dismissed conspiracy theories surrounding the World Cup final defeat. "It's unbelievable that they're saying these things. Honestly, we don't understand it because none of that happened." He added, "There was a team that outplayed us, that's it, there's no need to look any further." Diego Latorre, commentator and former footballer, questioned the price of tickets for the World Cup final. "The business has been taken to a delirious extreme. There aren't football fans anymore, there are just people with the financial means to afford those prices." He added, "Football belongs to the people." Urbana Play 104.3 FM. We're the radio you watch. Subscribe to #YouTube ➯ http://bit.ly/318dW0N Official #UrbanaPlay website ➯ https://urbanaplayfm.com Instagram ➯   / urbanaplayfm   X ➯ https://x.com/UrbanaPlayFm Send us a WhatsApp message ➯ https://wa.me/541168611043 Download our NEW official #APP! ➯ https://scnv.io/m8Gr PROGRAMMING ------------ MONDAY TO FRIDAY: 6 AM TO 9 AM | #DeAcáEnMás - María O'Donnell, Guido Bercovich, David Cayón, and Rolo Gallego. 9 AM TO 1 PM | #Perros2026 - Andy Kusnetzoff, Cayetano, Manu Viale, Harry Salvarrey, and José Bianco. 1 PM to 4 PM | #TodoPasa - Matías Martin, Clemente Cancela, Emilse Pizarro, and Juan Ferrari 4 PM to 7 PM | #VueltaYMedia - Sebastián Wainraich, Julieta Pink, and Pablo Fábregas 7 PM to 10 PM | #OlvidateDeTodo - Diego Poggi and Anaís Castro ------------ WEDNESDAYS: 10 PM to 12 AM | #MúsicaEsTodo - Clemente Cancela and Pauli Echeverría ------------ SATURDAYS: 10 AM to 1 PM | #PuntoCaramelo - Julieta Pink, Sol Rosales, and Juli Schulkin 1 PM to 12 AM | #UrbanaPlayMusic - Julián Mazek ------------ SUNDAYS: 12 AM to 1 AM | #Resident - Hernán Cattaneo 9 AM to 12 PM | #UrbanaPlayAcústicos 12 PM to 9 PM | #UrbanaPlayMusic - Julián Mazek 22 to 00 | #Urba...