Despite the recent change of government, Edgardo Zablotsky can’t help but to be sensitive and defensive when explaining his pro-market proposals. As a Ph. D in Economics and Finance from the University of Chicago, he is aware that he is at odds with the prevailing Zeitgeist of Argentine education.

However, in this Herald interview in his vice-chancellor’s office at Universidad del CEMA, Zablotsky criticizes President Mauricio Macri’s lack of ambition, saying the proposals brought forward by the government are “barely an evolution” from the situation seen during the Kirchnerite administrations.