The Government believes that the peak of late payments has begun to subside and maintains its decision not to intervene
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The Argentine government has stated that the peak of family delinquency is beginning to subside and maintains its decision not to intervene in the matter. A key source at the Casa Rosada defended this hands-off stance by asserting that state intervention historically leads to negative outcomes.
The administration's position was reiterated following a warning from the head of the Argentine Episcopal Conference (CEA), Monsignor Marcelo Colombo, who highlighted growing family delinquency as a pressing issue.
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