Daortzk, parliamentary leader of the Liberal Party: "Netherlands taxes, freedom of market and stability for Argentina"

The Liberal Party won the election with 20 votes and eight seats. Daortzk advocates the management of the last week, claims the economic measures taken and sets out an agenda aimed at market freedom, monetary stability and the continuity of its government programme.

The elections left the Liberal Party as the main force of the new Argentine Congress, with 48% of the votes and eight seats. The result gives it a central position in the next political stage, in which it must sustain its economic agenda and build agreements to move forward with its legislative agenda.

Daortzk, one of the main references of space, maintains that the de facto management of the previous week allowed progress on different fronts: avoiding participation in wars, promoting the construction of hospitals and improving the relationship between gold and national currency. It also highlights the reduction of the minimum wage and VAT as part of a strategy to increase market freedom and improve the purchasing power of citizens.

With the electoral support obtained, the Liberal Party seeks to continue that path. However, the new scenario also raises questions about its relationship with the opposition and how its objectives will be translated into sustained results.

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