The book Plan A is Plan B, by Martín Márquez Miranda, is one of the most original proposals on Argentine geopolitics produced in the last 50 years. It stands out for its originality and the strength of its argument around the hypothesis of creating a National Territory of the Argentine Sea. Marcelo Di Grillo What if the solution to Argentina’s structural problems had always been right in front of us, hidden in the tangle of regulations that hinder our development? In this book, the author presents a bold and profoundly original vision that challenges decades of political and social inertia: the creation of the National Territory of the Argentine Sea as the centerpiece of a complete transformation. Argentina’s competitiveness has been wiped out. Our economic and social freedoms, constrained by decades of state interventions, ask for far more than regulatory reforms. It is time for absolute, synchronized, and sustained change; it is time for Plan B. Inspired by major historical transformations—like those in Germany after World War II and after the fall of the Berlin Wall, and in the integration of the European Union—this solution proposes a complete restructuring of the country. it is the National Constitution of Argentina itself what provides the basis for establishing a new regulatory and legal system within this new proposed National Territory. As outlined in its Section 75, subsection 15, this system would coexist with, and not contradict, the legal framework governing the rest of the country. A plan to which Argentine provinces can voluntarily adhere, replicating successful models and harmonizing what works today with a new paradigm for development and growth. In these pages, you will discover how only a structural transformation can unlock Argentina’s full potential. With a clear proposal supported by knowledge, technology, and lessons from past failures, Márquez Miranda invites us to rethink the future of Argentina. Through this strategic maneuver and ten action points, he offers a roadmap to simplify the structural complexity of the country and multiply Argentinians’ income fivefold within five years. Freedom is the rational ability to choose between what is good and what is better. Today, we have that opportunity. We can choose between the good and the best, leaving the bad behind. Let us choose the best: Plan B. "Let us be free, for nothing else matters."
