We have reiterated that the economic management of our country will only succeed if it is us, ladies and gentlemen, who do it. However, against this backdrop, we also comprehend how serious our perennial carry-over problems have become, which we have shouldered year after year.
That is the structural rigidities within our economy, which in turn has paved the way for inefficiency, squandering time and resources in the form of excess liquidity and unemployment, and abject poverty that continues to worsen. Meanwhile, the condition of the real sector, which forms the spine of the country, is faced with an inevitable paradoxical phenomenon.