En 2015 teníamos un ministro de Economía que no hablaba con los empresarios
Explanation
The statement refers to the political and economic climate during the term of Axel Kicillof as Argentina's Minister of Economy from 2013 to 2015. Kicillof, a member of the left-leaning faction of the Peronist party, led a government that was characterized by a confrontational approach towards the business community. There were numerous reports and criticisms suggesting that Kicillof's policies and style of communication often alienated entrepreneurs and business leaders. Given the political context and numerous references from the time criticizing this distance, the claim that he 'did not talk with businessmen' or had a strained relationship with them is substantiated by the available evidence from credible sources, including politicians reflecting on the past dynamics. The emphasis on the conflict during these years indicates that while Kicillof may have had interactions, they were often seen as limited or contentious, thereby validating the essence of the statement. Therefore, the statement is deemed "Mostly True. ", as it conveys the broader sentiment regarding Kicillof's communication (or lack thereof) with the business sector, although exact interactions may vary.
Key Points
- Axel Kicillof served as Minister of Economy in Argentina from 2013 to 2015.
- His tenure was marked by tensions with the business community, leading to perceptions of disconnect.
- Criticism from various sectors has confirmed that he had a confrontational approach towards the entrepreneurship, validating the statement's essence.
