It's just that I agree on almost everything. Corruption must be punished, money must maintain its value, it must not be complex to do business. 

In the experience here, the nationalization of the oil company YPF was due to the purchase of its shares as a private business. In particular, his previous manager was not good. With the flag carrier airline they are managed as a private business as well. Now I share that they must be profitable or have a meaning, otherwise they do not make sense to maintain them, like any private business. In any case, we would be talking about market rules. 

In Argentina there are still private pensions you are free to choose them if you want, in my case I have half private half public because of my work.

As for the attacks on the press, I really don't know what you're talking about. Here everyone can say and do what they want
Here everyone can say and do whatever they please. In fact, in the last 4 years there have been many fabricated cases between the judiciary and the corrupt press that led to a vice president almost being shot in the head and then tried in a trial where the prosecutor and the judge were close friends and in fact played together on the same neighborhood soccer team. Something unheard of in the entire history of the judiciary given that it goes against the legitimate process.

Finally, yes, Argentina must agree on a long-term state policy.