Macri Threatens to Withdraw Support for Government After Feeling Ignored

Former President Macri Expresses Frustration with Lack of Consultation

Political Tensions Rise Amidst Legislative Agenda Stalemate

Former Argentine President Mauricio Macri has publicly expressed his dissatisfaction with the current government, led by President Alberto Fernández, accusing them of ignoring his political alliance, Juntos por el Cambio, in decision-making processes. Macri stated that the government's lack of consultation has led to a lack of progress on key legislative issues, creating a stalemate in Congress.

Macri's criticism stems from the government's failure to consult with Juntos por el Cambio on important matters, such as the recent negotiations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The alliance has been left out of key discussions, despite being the main opposition force in Congress, with Macri claiming that the government's actions are undermining democracy.

The former president also criticized the government's economic policies, arguing that they have failed to address the country's economic challenges. Macri claims that the government's policies have led to increased poverty and unemployment, and that they are not doing enough to promote economic growth.

Macri's comments have raised concerns about the stability of the government's coalition, which includes several parties that have been supportive of President Fernández. Some analysts believe that Macri's criticism could lead to a breakdown of the coalition, which would make it difficult for the government to pass legislation in Congress.

The government has not yet responded to Macri's criticism, but it is likely to face pressure to address his concerns. If the government fails to do so, it could lead to a further deterioration in relations between the government and the opposition, and potentially make it more difficult to govern effectively.