Macri assures 'investors don't trust in Argentina'

Buenos Aires City Mayor Mauricio Macri assured that "investors are turning their back to us, because they don't trust Argentina and prefer to invest their money in other regional country, as Uruguay, Brazil, Chile and Colombia."

According to Macri, the country counts with "an enormous potential that could only be developed if the State would work to facilitate the business start-ups and apply clear rules to convince investors to come to Argentina."

The head of the PRO bloc affirmed that "apart from having unclear rules, the national Government spends 24 hours confronting with others," and added that "this way we can´t build anything and we are not trustworthy for a demanding world."

The city mayor met today with former Catamarca governor Eduardo Brizuela del Moral and other leaders of the Civic and Social Front at the province, and described PRO as an "open space."