This is not an easy task, because it leads to pain and sacrifice in the short-term while there are also conflicts of interests among the economic agents concerned. If we keep pushing this reform ahead with perseverance, however, we can reap fruits that will compensate us sufficiently for the pains that we must undergo.
In particular, a successful structural reform will help our economy to achieve faster growth than others once external conditions improve, through the creation of new growth engines and through the restoration of virtuous cycles between exports and domestic demand and between growth and employment.