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We trust that there will be a sincere dialogue between winners and losers to generate agreements on key economic issues ”.
Dante Arrigoni, President of the Association of Metallurgical Industries.
Santiago. After a quick counting of the votes of the presidential ballot in Chile, the reactions of the unions did not wait, who, along with valuing the civic and calm day in which the vote was carried out, called to maintain security, peace and growth.
The president of the Association of Banks and Financial Institutions (Abif), president of the Association of Banks and Financial Institutions (Abif), José Manuel Mena, pointed out that as a bank “we call on the president-elect, Gabriel Boric, to allow In the next period, the government and the opposition can play their roles in democratic spaces and without violence. We believe that this is the only way to guarantee certainty and stability, two virtues that characterized Chile for decades. “
He added that to move in this direction, it is also necessary that economic policy decision-making is consistent and durable over time. Going back to low interest rate levels like the ones we saw until the beginning of this year, moderate inflation and a reduction in country risk are goals that require time and consistency in everyone’s decisions, but mainly those who direct public policies. “
farming
The president of the National Society of Agriculture (SNA), Cristián Allendes Marín, through a public statement, stated: “We wish the new president-elect, Gabriel Boric, the best for the good of Chile and we hope that he will include in his program to agriculture, its traditions and the regions. For our country to continue on the path of growth, social and economic development, the generation of opportunities for all, security and peace, progress and democracy are key. We hope that the President-elect comply with it. “
The president of the Association of Metallurgical and Metalworking Industries (Asimet), Dante Arrigoni, highlighted the importance of the next government achieving agreements that allow it to face the great challenges that the country faces today.
“We trust that there will be a sincere dialogue between winners and losers to generate agreements on key economic issues, so that a scenario of greater stability and economic certainty can be created that allows growth to be recovered and, at the same time, to finance social programs to support to the most vulnerable sectors, “he said.
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