Inflation in January: It was 2.9% after the controversial exit of Lavagna from INDEC
Argentina's January inflation rate climbed to 2.9%, marking an increase from December's 2.8%, amid the ongoing controversy following Marco Lavagna's departure from INDEC.
The gap between Indec data and pocket perception is growing
There is a growing disparity between official inflation data from Argentina's Indec and the public's perception of economic conditions, highlighted by Marco Lavagna's recent resignation.
The Government officially appointed Pedro Lines to head the Indec after the departure of Marco Lavagna
The Argentine government has officially appointed Pedro Lines as the new director of the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (Indec) following Marco Lavagna's resignation, amid ongoing debates about inflation measurement.
INDEC: The Government formalized the appointment of Pedro Lines as the new director
The Argentine government has officially appointed Pedro Lines as the new director of INDEC, replacing Marco Lavagna who resigned last week.
The IMF requested explanations regarding INDEC's inflation index, and Marco Lavagna's successor proposes updating it
The IMF is demanding clarity from the Argentinian government about its recent decision to suspend the updated Consumer Price Index, following the resignation of Marco Lavagna and the appointment of his successor.
"They haven't spoken in over a year": Massa distances himself from the relationship with Marco Lavagna after his departure from Indec
Sergio Massa distances himself from Marco Lavagna following Lavagna's departure from the government amid disagreements over inflation measurement.
With Lavagna's Exit, 45 Officials Left the Government in Just Two Months
The departure of high-ranking officials from the Argentine government has accelerated, with 45 resignations occurring since December due to internal conflicts.
The days of anger, celebrations, and airs of revenge at the Casa Rosada
The article discusses tensions and decisions surrounding the new pricing measurement system of Indec in Argentina, highlighting a conflict between Luis Caputo and Marco Lavagna over the implementation.
The Wall Street Journal Claims that Changes in INDEC "Shake Confidence" in Milei
The Wall Street Journal discussed Marco Lavagna's resignation from INDEC and raised concerns about inflation measurement impacting investor confidence in economic reforms.
The Secret History of Lavagna's Door Slam and the Authors of the Offensive Against Techint
Marco Lavagna firmly opposed a political decision to undermine a new price index that threatened transparency in economic reporting.
In the lead-up to Lavagna's departure from Indec, the City expected inflation in January to be 2.4
Economists in the City anticipated that January's inflation rate would be around 2.4% ahead of Marco Lavagna's exit from INDEC and the government's decision to postpone the update of the Consumer Price Index.
The person responsible for measuring inflation in Argentina resigns due to the Milei government's refusal to modernize the index
Marco Lavagna has resigned as head of Argentina's National Institute of Statistics and Censuses following the government's refusal to implement a new system to measure inflation, raising concerns about economic trust.
Karina Milei's sushi and the anger with Marco Lavagna
The national deputies of La Libertad Avanza met to discuss an ambitious legislative package from Javier Milei's administration.
Caputo confirmed that Milei does not agree with Lavagna's formula to measure inflation and that they will create a new one
Luis Caputo stated that both he and President Javier Milei disagree with former INDEC director Marco Lavagna's outdated method for measuring inflation, and they will work on a new formula to be implemented after the disinflation process.
Concern in Pro over Lavagna's exit from Indec: 'What's important is that it gets clarified quickly,' said Jorge Macri
Jorge Macri expressed the need for clarity regarding the update of the Consumer Price Index following Lavagna's departure from Indec, emphasizing the importance of trust.
Inflation and Marco Lavagna's Resignation
The article discusses Marco Lavagna's resignation from Indec and critiques the government's decision to postpone new weights in the price index calculation, emphasizing the negative impact on public confidence.
The mistake of putting trust at risk
Marco Lavagna resigned after Javier Milei postponed an updated measurement of monthly inflation at a conference in Davos, reflecting a growing authoritarian tone in his presidency.
It is confirmed that Milei decided to postpone the new inflation index, and the controversy over the January figure is growing
The unexpected resignation of Marco Lavagna from Indec has heightened tensions in the government regarding inflation, a key concern for Javier Milei.
Unbelievable | A repo worker explained why Lavagna left
The article discusses the government's manipulation of statistics at Indec and its implications for achieving the objectives set by Milei and Caputo.
Guillermo Moreno spoke about Lavagna's departure from Indec and questioned the Government: 'They are fools'
Former Interior Trade Secretary Guillermo Moreno criticized the government over Marco Lavagna's resignation from Indec and alleged that its libertarian management cannot falsify inflation data, claiming it has robbed retirees and workers of 18% in 2024.
An economist analyzed the departure of Marco Lavagna and the reversal with the new CPI: "Unnecessary noise was generated"
Gabriel Caamaño criticized the government's decision regarding the consumer price index and highlighted the undeniable disinflation process following Marco Lavagna's resignation as director of Indec.
The Government tries to downplay the controversy over Indec and is betting on the second semester to introduce the change in measurement
The Argentine government is attempting to minimize the controversy surrounding Marco Lavagna's departure from Indec, aiming for a new inflation measurement system to be implemented in the second half of the year.
Melconian questioned Caputo about Lavagna's departure and his comment about clothes
Economist Carlos Melconian harshly criticized Economy Minister Luis Caputo following the postponement of a new inflation measurement methodology that led to Marco Lavagna's resignation.
When and at what time is the January 2026 inflation known, following the resignation of Marco Lavagna
The National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC) will release the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for January 2026, which will be the first official inflation record of the year, amidst the resignation of Marco Lavagna and the reversal of a new index meant to adjust the consumption basket.
Caputo denied that the new inflation index would exceed 3% in January
In response to political turmoil following Marco Lavagna's resignation, Economy Minister Luis Caputo refuted claims that the new inflation index would show an increase greater than 3%.
Before Lavagna's departure, Caputo said inflation slowed in January and would be around 2.5%
Just hours before Marco Lavagna resigned as director of Indec, Economy Minister Luis Caputo indicated that January's inflation would be lower than December's, estimating it around 2.5%.
Manuel Adorni admitted that Lavagna was not allowed to implement the new inflation index: 'It was not fair'
Chief of Cabinet Manuel Adorni acknowledged that Marco Lavagna was prevented from implementing a new inflation index by the government, which has confirmed it will not change its methodology for measuring the Consumer Price Index.
Indec: how is the change that Lavagna promoted and whose halt motivated his resignation
Marco Lavagna resigned as director of Indec amidst internal tension and a methodological transition for measuring inflation.
Marco Lavagna said goodbye to INDEC, while Casa Rosada hints at the reasons behind the resignation
Marco Lavagna has resigned as director of INDEC, thanking supporters in a social media post and hinting at differences with the government over the timing of new inflation measurements.
The Hidden Plot Behind Lavagna's Controversial Departure from Indec
Marco Lavagna unexpectedly resigned from Indec amidst heated discussions, raising concerns about the impact on public trust in economic indicators.
Head of Statistics in Argentina Resigns Due to Milei's Obstructions to a New Format for Measuring Inflation
Marco Lavagna has resigned as head of Argentina's statistics agency after six years, citing Javier Milei's obstruction of a new method for measuring inflation.
Marco Lavagna: from continuity at Indec to conflict over the reversal of the new CPI
The article discusses Marco Lavagna's departure from leading the Indec amid controversy over the government's decision to halt the new inflation measurement methodology.
Caputo announced that Indec will continue using the old index to measure inflation
Economy Minister Luis Caputo confirmed that the Indec will continue using the current Consumer Price Index after the resignation of Marco Lavagna, who had pushed for a new indicator to measure inflation.
Who is Pedro Lines, the new director of Indec, looking for work on LinkedIn
Pedro Lines has been appointed as the new director of Argentina's Indec, succeeding Marco Lavagna, and is known for his expertise in statistical data collection with previous experience in both Indec during the Kirchner presidency and the government of Qatar.
Head of the institute that measures inflation in Argentina resigns
Marco Lavagna, head of Argentina's National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (Indec), has resigned from his position after reforms to the inflation calculation methods.
Who is Pablo Lines, the new director of INDEC
Following Marco Lavagna's resignation as head of the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC), Luis Caputo announced that Pedro Lines will be the new director, having previously led the Technical Direction of the agency.
Marco Lavagna's letter to his employees with a striking ending
Marco Lavagna, the former director of Indec, sent a letter to his staff after his departure, urging them to 'defend' the agency amid ongoing controversies about the new inflation index.
Why Marco Lavagna Resigned from Indec
Marco Lavagna has formally resigned as the head of the national statistics agency, Indec, amid questions regarding the upcoming inflation index release and the agency's challenges with specialists' departures and salary claims.
Why Marco Lavagna left Indec: internal conflicts, pressure from the chainsaw, and dangerous friendships
The article explores the reasons behind Marco Lavagna's departure from Indec following Javier Milei's presidency, highlighting internal political struggles and external pressures.
The Background of Lavagna's Resignation from INDEC
Marco Lavagna's unexpected resignation as director of INDEC raised eyebrows due to its timing, just one week before a new inflation index was set to be published.
Marco Lavagna resigned from Indec
Economist Marco Lavagna has resigned as director of the Argentine Institute of National Statistics (Indec) amidst internal tensions regarding frozen salaries and after implementing an updated consumer price index.