The Minister of Economy, Sergio Massa, proposed that the opposition be in charge of the fight against corruption in the State.

The presidential candidate of the ruling party anticipated that, if he wins the elections, he will promote a "new Ethics Law".

During a campaign activity in Buenos Aires City, Massa expressed: "we want an efficient, controlled and transparent State, but above all, an accountable State".

According to his project, the main opposition caucus in Congress will nominate the candidate to lead the Anti-Corruption Office.

This, the Minister continued, "is a way of transferring and sharing responsibilities".