Orsi issues message on Accountability Report: lists 'good news' and acknowledges 'what is missing'

President Yamandú Orsi has released a message to the nation following the presentation of the government's Accountability Report to Parliament, detailing the past year's figures and future projections, including economic reforms.

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The presentation of the Accountability Report is the moment when a government puts the numbers on the table and tells its country what has been done and what it proposes to do.

The report highlights a significant focus on vulnerable populations, with over $30 million earmarked to boost early childhood programs aimed at reducing child poverty, a core objective of Orsi's administration. "We decided to focus on the population that is having the worst time. Not all governments do the same with their economy, not all decide to prioritize the same areas or sectors, nor are all governments willing to take the same actions," Orsi stated in the video message.

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We decided to focus on the population that is having the worst time. Not all governments do the same with their economy, not all decide to prioritize the same areas or sectors, nor are all governments willing to take the same actions.

Orsi proudly listed several key achievements, stating that "real salary is at its highest level in the last 50 years, household income has reached its historic maximum, pensions have risen above inflation, and inflation is the lowest in the last 70 years." He also noted a decrease in unemployment, with 300 individuals who were previously homeless now employed, emphasizing that this represents people reclaiming their place in society.

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real salary is at its highest level in the last 50 years, household income has reached its historic maximum, pensions have risen above inflation, and inflation is the lowest in the last 70 years.

The president also highlighted the creation of the Single Allowance for Childhood and Adolescence, a unified program designed to streamline bureaucracy and improve support for over 50,000 children. He acknowledged that some initiatives may not yet be widely felt but stressed the importance of sharing positive news. "Not being humble, but admitting that we have covered a part of that path. Staying silent on this is not humility, it is a serious political error," Orsi asserted, while also mentioning internal measures like cutting official travel and reallocating resources.

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That is not a statistic, it is people who have recovered a place they had lost in our society.