ARPresident Javier Milei plans to announce a proposed law to reform the Organic Charter of the Bank of the Republic of Argentina (BCRA) via national broadcast. The reform aims to strengthen the central bank’s independence, prevent future governments from using it to fund public spending, and eliminate regulations introduced during the 2012 reform under Cristina Kirchner. Key changes include redefining the central bank’s mandate to focus solely on preserving currency value, banning financing of the state at all levels, and requiring a supermajority to remove central bank leadership. The initiative was jointly drafted by the Ministry of Economy, the Ministry of Deregulation and State Transformation, and the BCRA itself.
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