Mala gestión por la improvisación

TL;DR

Air-e's debt has increased significantly to approximately $2.3 trillion due to alleged mismanagement during its intervention by Superservicios.
A proposed surcharge of $8 per kWh on all electricity users is suggested to help pay off Air-e's debt.
This surcharge is estimated to generate $650 billion annually, which would take over three years to cover the current debt.
Concerns are raised about simultaneous government actions, such as tariff freezes and payroll increases, which could worsen the situation.
Proposals include establishing a joint oversight committee with the Comptroller's and Attorney General's offices for continuous audits.
The company must implement measures against non-payment and fraud, and Superservicios needs to define a definitive business solution.
The author suggests that implementing such a tariff increase under a different government could lead to significant public unrest.

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