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hard to find tickets to the INDEC, at three months were eliminated 2,000 jobs in the state media

According to the returns of Evolution functional distribution of income (wage labor), published quarterly by the INDEC, the national state in three months eliminated 2,203 jobs in their own media (Télam, National Radio , Public TV, etc ...).

Source: INDEC.

The official report indicates that in 2009 there were an average of 2,813 jobs in the state media, but in 2010 this figure dropped dramatically: 610 in the first quarter, 621, and 642 in the second, the third. As can be seen from the table, this trend is not replicated in any other division of the national public sector.

strange why this information reported by the official statistical agency?

• Cessation number of jobs that would have generated a strong union action to make concrete and visible to the particular issue. Did not happen.
• According to the return state, between fourth quarter 2009 to first quarter of 2010 no sharing of the national state has increased its staff in two thousand jobs. Therefore, no attempt was made to relocate employees.
• During 2010, state media have opened new, as TV or PakaPaka INCAA. They demanded more positions. Wages

The second piece even more incomprehensible. Until the last quarter of 2009, employees of the public media were the highest paid state. The average net salaries are reported by the INDEC:

Source: INDEC

Between October-December 2009, in the public media is paid a salary average pocket of $ 9,981. In the following period, January to March 2010, dropped to $ 6,473 and the latest available data, July-septimebre indicates $ 7,768. The data they collect is entered from the Integrated Retirement and Pension .

• PDF generally known before in the neighboring country via the monthly report of INDEC). trade deficit with Brazil marked U $ S 4.095 million in 2010, only 5.75% lower than in 2008 (against 2009 comparison would not be very useful because it was a recession year). No significant changes were important in the trade deficit during the "recovery year" in the international financial crisis.

The real has appreciated 29% since January 2009 nominal

Brazilian Inflation has been around 10% in the past 24 months, while Argentina, in that period, scoring 16% according to the INDEC, or 30% -40% according to private consultants.


Is Argentina's real inflation in the last two years urged the value of exports to Brazil?