Can Javier Milei Make Argentina Great Again?

'Austrian School' free market economics is what Argentina is following; and it just works.

[@ancapine]

Thank you for pointing this out. They are afraid of people realizing that other schools of economics is corrupt with government propaganda.

[@samirSch]

It's not, Milei doesn't have enough support to approve 1/5 of what he planned. But that 20% of non-Keynesianist/non-Marxist economical flatearthism is already doing wonders. Real economical science, real common sense, AKA "Austrian School" indeed.

[@pm1660]

@@samirSch 2025 is election year for Congress ... full LLA, VLLC

[@ulforcemegamon3094]

​@@samirSch yep , that is why this 2025 is important , as doing things well will allow "La Libertad Avanza" (Aka Milei party) to win more seats in the congress as they currently are minority , if that 20% already do wonders, a 40/60% will do miracles practically

[@samirSch]

@@ulforcemegamon3094 Praying for it, although being a realistic I don't expect people, Argentineans or otherwise, to keep supporting the right path because people are st00p1d and easily swayed by left4rd's lies and "easy solutions", no matter how good are the results, and Milei is still on the "painful remedy" phase. Hopefully Argentineans won't be monkas like we, ungrateful brazilians (also your system is less fraudable, so there's hope).

[@gabrielmontes1670]

As an Argentinean, I can say this video is pretty accurate, despite some minor inaccuracies. Hope the country keeps this direction long enough to make it a great country again. The people of the world, not the ones in power but the ones in the streets, should see Argentina as an example of what works and what just does not.

[@nazareno.damiano.ulvedal]

"And the Free of the World responds to the great argentinean people: CHEERS!"

[@gaius_enceladus]

@gabrielmontes1670 - "The people of the world, not the ones in power but the ones in the streets, should see Argentina as an example of what works and what just does not." Absolutely! Agreed! Milei and Argentina are a *shining example* to the world of how an economy should be run! I can guarantee you that Milei and his "economic miracles" will be featured in economics textbooks for decades to come! I'm a New Zealander and we had the air-headed left-wing virtue-signaling Ardern and her Labour Party put us into a debt hole that we're still in. That, plus the massive wasteful spending. Fortunately, she and her party were kicked out in 2023 and we now have a more conservative party in power, along with the ACT Party (which is more economically hardline, which is what we need!).

[@RhB-fan51]

YAW! Far-right bots are out in droves in this comment section as anyone not completely blinkered can see.

[@edwelndiobel1567]

I hope you guys become prosperous again.

[@KaiHung-wv3ul]

Viva la Libertad, Carajo!

[@nahemahk]

thousands of years of human civilization to know the best way to run an economy is "to let it be". Amazing 🤯

[@howdareyou5800]

But then what will be the work of politians?

[@facumod1932]

​@@howdareyou5800 get fired and stop parasiting us

[@fishinmalarkey9830]

Absolutely love that man ❤

[@siphotheguy1870]

You should get his Summer bikini calendar. Huba huba!

[@maximilianoycarla]

Tuvimos una suerte impresionante e inesperada con la aparición de Milei 🙌🏻🤍🚀

[@msprunkgirl]

Fuerzas del cielo. Íbamos camino a un piñón cósmico.

[@Friedsan]

@@msprunkgirl Posta che. Soy ateo, pero me suena cada vez mejor lo de las fuerzas del cielo. Increible como caimos parados. Milagroso.

[@marm317]

Milei estaba predestinado...

[@rosaalejandraruiz2204]

El maestro aparece cuando el discípulo está listo

[@Friedsan]

@@rosaalejandraruiz2204 Si te referis como discipulo a la sociedad argentina si estoy de acuerdo

[@JesusCaminoGarcia]

I know you still don't reach a lot of people but don't give up on making your content, it has a lot of potential :)

[@raywilson3166]

Just liked and subscribed. It helps.

[@colorin81colorado]

I appreciate your efforts making this video but there were many facts and figures that did not match the severity and magnitude of Javier Milei's challenges and amazing achievements during his first 12 months in office. Just to name a few, organised crime and drug cartels have been targeted and statistic show is working. The is an idioloical culture war that Milei has brought to light and that is also changing the way Argentinian interactions in social media has begun to take effect. You did not talk about the effects of young people coming to Javier Milei in great numbers to support his changes. You did not mentioned that President Javier Milei is one of only 4 international world leaders invited to Donald Trump's up coming American Presintial ceremonies on January 20th 2025. You did not mentioned that Javier Milei has showed great support towards revitalising the Argentinian armed forces buy buying 24x F16 fighter planes (a small step towards greater modernisation) and calling for a "clean bill" where corrupted politicians under current investigation by local and federal courts should not remain in office until found not guilty of crimes committed while in office. I could mentioned even more but that will suffice for now... In short, your video is good but it could be better! Cheers from Australia!

[@oscarfabiansanchezortiz7157]

Finally an updated English speaking channel:)

[@ulforcemegamon3094]

Agreed , many english speaking channel have outdated info

[@robsan5777]

Great history & economics lesson! Amazing how many of these same idiotic methods have been utilized to some extent by US governing entities. Smart folks learn from their errors... the truly wise can learn from others' errors. Kudos & continued success to Milei!!

[@CanaryCaia]

Kamala was about to implement them for sure. Thanks to the American voters, she won't! 🥳🥳🥳🥳

[@gastondiaz1862]

Great video! Very precise with the historical information. Greetings from Argentina :)

[@andresperezmorelli9909]

Viviendo lo que muchos deseaban pero no sabían que era: Superávit con inflación a la baja y si todo sale bien en 2025 con crecimiento económico. Como nos mintieron los Peronchos y los Radichetongos durante más de 100 años.

[@efudoishido7480]

Perón was a "vissionary" who is the father of Argentina's decline, we are now hoping Milei gets us out of the hole into which peronismo threw us. Long live freedom !

[@frgv4060]

Curving an inflation only comparable to the ones of war ravaged countries by means of draconian measures and hiding growing misery in the hopes it will be a temporary sacrifice is one thing. Other is effectively reversing more than a decade of zero development of the underground riches. A thing that possibly can’t be fixed in time. And the consequences of the illegal (and basically nonsensical populism) expropriation of Repsol still linger no matter the 30 year current guarantee. Because it is not enough for the massive investment it requires so it is growing now but far too slowly. And the problem I think is still there. “Visionary populism” is the Aquiles heel and Milei could be just the same in the end. 🤷🏻‍♂️ Personally I hope I am wrong and Argentina will be that promised power in the end. But it is only that. A hope.

[@arturallay8116]

Liar, his own graph shows that GDP only went up using Peronist policies. And the debt was accumulated by the non Peronists.

[@Queenmaster1976]

@@arturallay8116 lol thats stupidity, Peron robbed us millons in gold, and used populist politics to adoctrinate people. He was a fascist (decleared by himself) who wanted to impose his "view" He did what all "peronists" did after him, robbed the people and benefit from the policies implemented before him to say he was doing right.

[@speelangs7161]

@@arturallay8116 Argentina was ruled almost as its 90% by Peronists. They sink Argentina. Inform yourself.

[@1360AUDIOBEATS]

Just like @arturallay8116 that's why they overthrew the Peron government, before he was there, not even matches were made in Argentina. With Peron, industry, sovereignty and the happiness of the people grew. Peron was an enemy of globalist interests. Tal cual @arturallay8116 por eso derrocaron al gobierno de Peron, antes de el en Argentina no se fabricaban ni fosforos. Con Peron crecio la industria la soberania y la felicidad del pueblo. Peron era un enemigo para los intereses globalistas

[@ClaudiaStroszer-w5x]

Long Live Freedom 🗽🇦🇷! Milei is the best thing that has happened to Argentina and the World. 🩵🤍🩵

[@mikeone718.]

Make Argentina great again seems to be happening 🇦🇷❤

[@robertosantos-vx6pn]

“Que Viva La libertad Carajo”, and “Afuera” are going to be calling cards for freedom.

[@JoinTheTemple]

If only we had a Milei type leader here in the UK. Christ we need one.

[@gaius_enceladus]

Agreed! I think ALL Western countries should have a Milei as their leader! Heck - I'm so hardline and so on-board with his approach that I reckon it should be a *crime* to run an economy in any OTHER way than how Milei is doing things!

[@migueltavernise5620]

Imposible dear friend, Milei 's Unique and I say it like argentine.

[@cinematicwalkandfly2547]

Milei,maga for sure

[@colorin81colorado]

Si lo traducis al Castellano el nombre de Milei es traducido a mercy (gracias en francés o misericordia en Castellano) Maga se traduce de la abreviación de la frase en inglés Make America Great Again (MAGA) lo cual significa "hagamos América grande una vez más!"

[@emeritatalavera6623]

​@@colorin81colorado He probably mean make Argentina again in that context

[@walterweigert9840]

Hi. One aspect you didn´t say in this presentation is, when the current government encouraged to spend the "dollars under the mattress" as we called down here, almost all supermarkets took a U$D/$ ratio 1= 1400. Today, the average ratio dropped to 1 = 1180. This meant, if we locals trust Milei´s decisions, others abroad will maybe too. In other words: to gain foreign investors trust we have to trust first. That was a brilliant move. I wish everybody a blessed 2025. Cheers from NE Patagonia, Argentina.

[@ciobalina7445]

He is doing some very drasting things to attract inverstors. Is it true he increased the work day to 12 hours?

[@walterweigert9840]

@@ciobalina7445 Not that I´m aware of. However, it depends on what you are working in. If you are an independent worker, the more hours you add to your journey the more you get paid. On the other hand, if you are under a legit pay role the average is 8 hours. Cheers and thanks for asking.

[@ciobalina7445]

@@walterweigert9840 It just appeared on the news online that he is passing some new legislation on work laws and one of them includes increasing the work day from 8 hours to 12 hours. That sounds insane to me and I wonder how accurate it is. I assume you are Argentinian, right? How is the job situation over there? I read he fired a huge number of state employees and I don't think they were able to find work that easily in the private sector. I thought maybe he is changing the work laws to attract foreign investors. Less rights for workers means some predatory multinationals might be interested in you (if you can offer them some skilled workers, that is). Freelancers are a different topic though. People can do whatever they want there because the state can't really check in my opinion. You just report it the way to want and strike up a verbal agreement with your client.

[@walterweigert9840]

@@ciobalina7445 As far I understand, there are coming some changes in work laws. However it won´t be able to do so until he gains some more party seats in Congress, that means representative (or Common for the UK) and Senators (or Chamber of the lords also in the UK). The main goal is to provide workers to join freely their unions and not in a compulsive way as it is in the present. It´s true he fired a lot of state employes, but most of them were "political rewards" from the previous administration. Most of the unions have on their said a healthcare service witch is also compulsive to affiliate. The bottom line is to provide workers in particular and overall population in general as much freedom as posible to make their own decisions. If I may, I´d like to give you a friendly advice: don´t get fooled by some of the many so to speak "journalists" and/or YT streamers who take advantage of Milei´s popularity. This is older than humidity: everyone likes to "ride the winning horse". Sometimes, just to gain subscribers or notoriety, they spread unconfirmable notices; in this case I asume the "12hour journey" is one of them. And yes, I´m from Argentina. I really hope this can clear a bit of your questions. Our President AND HIS TEAM made a unthinkable job to restore either locals as foreigners trust and confidence. What he did with our Macro Economy has no precedents in modern times. Cheers from NE Patagonia, Argentina.

[@ciobalina7445]

@walterweigert9840 This is a lie that he is unique, he is just very harsh. You guys were heading in depression anyway because nobody wanted to lend you money anymore and he couldn't pay government salaries regardless. He's not unique globally necessarily. I think it's mostly propaganda. During the 2008 crisis, our then president also took austerity measures which lasted for a few years. He fired some people and cut salaries with about 25%. A lot of people also left the country to find a job. He openly told them to leave. Everybody still hates him for it. In time, we improved, but government salaries took at least 8 years to improve. You needed serious investment in your country. In the best case scenario it will take only about 10 years to recover somehow ok.

[@jussihamalainen7692]

Not all heroes wear capes.♥

[@firewarp8819]

this one does tho lol

[@karlarcher8773]

Let's hope success breeds success. Positive comparators are needed more than ever.

Austrian School Economics is all he needs...its his guiding star, and its working.

[@dsperez4793]

Las islas Malvinas son Argentinas

[@jasonwalmsley8039]

No they’re not.🇬🇧

[@HartosVilla]

Acuérdate que allá se habla el inglés 😂😂

[@gustavokairiyama5774]

I'm sorry, english bro, en el fútbol siempre seremos los mejores, tres veces campeones mundiales⭐⭐⭐, uds solo una vez, con un gol en la final que no fue😅

[@adamsztachelski7440]

Aún no has superado tu estupidez.

[@21753117]

Thanks for this video. We have high hopes on Milei and the people in the goverment supporting him. We need 50 consecutive years of libertarian politicians at the helm to be a big country again. Two Milei terms won´t be enough. We need honest and brutally brave leaders like Milei, more than anything.

[@lipsee100]

Wow 50years is along time,,,, I really do wish you all the best,,

[@ciobalina7445]

Why would you want to live in harsh austerity for 50 years? What's the point of that? You're either dumb or a bot.

[@nerina1741]

Vamos Argentina carajo 🇦🇷

[@xiaodi-e8w]

我们结婚吧

[@joshfenton3155]

Milei is the great man who will lead his country to prosperity. If he can just hold onto power despite a weak political base he will be the greatest leader of the 21st century.

[@tommyboman7735]

This video need to be updated. Almost all the numbers look better or much better today.

[@DELL473]

This is the best historical explanation of Argentina I have seen in a very long time. Fantastic work !

[@Frohicky1]

Very nice summary.

[@gustavogarcia3515]

Thanks!

[@manuelurquiza7546]

I just got past 19:20 and you said that argentina grew at an annualised rate of 3.9%, wrong, i know it sounds stupid, but it really grew 3.9% IN JUST A QUARTER Edit: just finished the video, i have to say that most of the numbers you mentioned in this video are either wrong or not updated, as of the end of December 24, all good indicators are even better than mentioned, and bad indicators are also lower than mentioned. Still, lets wait until the end of January to get updated data of the last quarter to get official number and celebrate more!

[@ciobalina7445]

I feel like this most be mentioned: numbers in themselves don't count if the majority of your population is so poor they can't eat properly. If the only ones benefitting from wealth are rich people, what's the point?

[@manuelurquiza7546]

@ciobalina7445 the point is that poverty dropped from 57% to 36% YoY (not properly mentioned in the video), so yes, it does benefit lower class people. Such a growth in productivity and the inflation cut, allows for companies to expand, invest and hire more people, also international companies coming into the country to do the same thing. This is a virtuous circle of capitalization to drag people out of poverty, theres a lot to be done, but its a good start. Remember we closed 2023 with 250% inflation with the lefties, negative reserves, high poverty and a SOVIET economy, hyper regulated and isolated from the world, even the country risk index dropped from 2500 points to today 500 points, we are very close to 400 which will open international markets again for us, 2025 comes with tailwind my friend, ive been investing in argentinian stocks and performance is the best in the world so far

[@ciobalina7445]

@manuelurquiza7546 This is a blatant lie. There is no actual real academic journal or article that says this. Everywhere it says the oppose. That's why workers are striking over there. Since June there has been protests non-stop, but they're trying to suppress how much you can show online. I'm inclined to believe that you are either misinformed or spreading propaganda. What productivity? What jobs has Argentina actually offered in the last year over night to help 20% of its population suddenly stop being poor? You have to be dumb to actually believe that 😂. I like reality, not made up numbers. Tell me exactly in what industries this so-called productivity has increased and where is this money coming from ?😆

[@CanaryCaia]

Sorry, but the old picture at 1:36 with palms and a view of the sea with mounds in the back isn't a picture of Argentina. It's a picture of Rio de Janeiro from 1890. Look museoamparo for "vista desde santa teresa"

[@Friedsan]

Isnt Rio the capital of Argentina? :-))))))))))))

[@liliangarcia7364]

It is a joke ​?@@Friedsan

[@Friedsan]

@@liliangarcia7364 Of course! 🙂

[@joslito33]

Great video. Congratulations.

[@0mar21]

Gracias por contar nuestra historia..

[@carlitos9353]

Excellent video here!

[@euge_rdz]

Can? He will

[@COMPASS_MDP]

Very good and quite accurate approach to Argentina's histry of the last 125 years but in needs some little adjustments: The immigration estimate is about 6 million people between 1860 and 1930, although they continued (decreasingly) coming from Europe until late sixties; even at that time, the per capita income was still superior to Spain or Italy so there is when lines crossed each other: while Europe went upwards, Argentina did right the opposite. Argentina's highest participation of the global market was about 3%, which is still a lot; it would set it above countries like Italy, France, Canada or South Korea if compared with the present day... crazy, isnt? About inflation in the last month of Fernández administration, it was 25% and speeding up. There are some other little details to corretct but they are not so important. Regards from Argentina

[@positivelycurvedpikachu]

thank you LONG LIVE FREEDOMMMM DAMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMITTTT

[@homerothompsonliberal7653]

Saludos desde Argentina

[@fmagarik]

He's the best president we argentines ever had. The results are undeniable

[@aitorledesma4295]

Great video. Keep on. New suscriptor here.

[@Shifinline999]

solo dire esto y me ire lentamente.. pobreza antes de milei: 52%, actualmente en 34,4% indigencia: ni idea pero mas alta, actualmente en 7% antes: deficit fiscal todos los años, actualmente superavit fiscal mes tras mes antes: aumento de impuestos, aranceles y burocracia, hoy todo lo contrario...🤷‍♂️ todos dan como ganador a milei en las proximas elecciones antes de su primer año, aun hay dudas de su exito?hizo demasiado en un año y le quedan 7 años🇦🇷🦁

[@NullParadigm]

is there term limits?

[@Obloblorb]

​@@NullParadigm 2 consecutive terms like in the us

[@NullParadigm]

@@Obloblorb What a shame.

[@ciobalina7445]

​​​​@@NullParadigmThis is a lie. The man fired lots of people, maybe around 20% of the population, and cut salaries for even more. Any sensible person will tell you that this most probably increased day to day poverty as now those people are unemployed. If you look online, you'll see that a lot of workers have been striking, from teachers and doctors to construction workers. It's a mess in that country right now. I'm not saying it can't improve later, but poverty definitly doesn't decrease when a significant portion of your country's population goes unemployed over night. If you read comments left by real people and not bots, they mention how in cities they're increasingly seeing homeless families (parents with kids), looking for food in the trash, that's how bad it's become.

[@mariaisabelquintas2720]

Milei y otros jóvenes durante más de 10 años trabajaron en la Batalla Cultural, de abajo hacia arriba, los jóvenes se interesaron y lo apoyaron.

[@rosaalejandraruiz2204]

MILEI Haciendo lo que hay que hacer. 53 AÑOS ESPERANDO ESTE MOMENTO. VLLC❤

[@Eltiburon189]

tanto esperar y es un rotundo fracaso, volverá el peronismo más recargado.

[@LordFirthunands]

VIVA LA LIBERTAD CARAJO!

[@justinleemiller]

Thank you for this excellent journalism 👍🏽

[@TamamFlop]

He IS making it great again.

[@walterbeaumont7761]

Milei may create an Argentina that no longer needs to be ashamed of itself and blame others for its shortcomings. VLLC 🇦🇷

[@godemperadorlgabrielaquino]

MAKE ARGENTINA GREAT AGAIN, VIVA LA LIBERTAD CARAJO, VIVA EL LIBRE MERCADO !!! 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

[@ivandinsmore6217]

The decline of Argentina can be traced back to Socialism, thevruinstion of every country it is practiced in.

[@MatthewPetta-wf9hr]

One of the better analysis’s of argentina, coming from an irishman who lived 10 years in argentina and coming back to ireland, i am deeply concerned that europe is falling in the same whole we did because of socialism, please take us as an example of what not to do.

[@Richard-ki4nkgm]

The price for freedom is perpetual vigilance. PERPETUAL

[@alejandroleguizamon3724]

VIVA LA LIBERTAD CARAJOO!!!🔥🔥🔥

[@david.ricardo]

Fantastic summary, the best one in English given the time

[@richardque4952]

What argentina face is very similiar to poland in 1989.

[@ancapine]

VIVA LA LIBERTAD CARAJO

[@williambranch4283]

Positive budget every year from now on.

[@vitorbarbosa5656]

Viva Milei🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@nicolasgiant3993]

Aguante Milei

[@tinyleopard6741]

Thank you, this was informative, especially for the brief history. My country itself had a fall from grace due to government interventions, but the records for it are messy because of competing interests, especially since local academics themselves were involved in the revision of the constitution and handling of the country after the dictator's errors, and yet growth and recovery have been spotty. Now it would be fine if it were natural, but I can feel bureaucracy was something they didn't remove and actually encouraged because of some technocratic dreams. Hopefully institutes in my country similar to the Adam Smith Institute lead the way.

[@JustAskingForAFriendOfAFriend]

Very interesting, thanks

[@southerncross86]

Excdllent objective analysis!

[@carlosgarcia8770]

Milei / Trump. 👍

[@blooraygerhart830]

FREEDOM!! DAMMIT!!

[@desconocido621]

🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷allá vamos

[@Think-For-Yourself-Man]

Hear hear!

[@GotoHere]

Less government = more money for people. Government is the problem not the solution.

[@juancricco7249]

Milei is a miracle…

[@marcorobinson4870]

When was Argentina great? A history plagued with dictators and demagogues...Not much to be proud.

[@Gamma3]

Este año la economía va a crecer 5% y la inflación va a bajar de 270% que había hace un año, a solo 27% . Se siente como un renacimiento desde las cenizas. El peronismo realmente nos llevó a la ruina y milei está revirtiendo eso

[@jamesjohnjoyce4434]

Miley is God. Simply

[@CanaryCaia]

Hahahaaa not God, but certainly much better than the sons of satan that were in the Pink House before

[@FerDucati69]

nah he is just really good in economics and enjoy to make leftists cry, he's just one of us

[@nazareno.damiano.ulvedal]

Yes he do

[@Lucas-nh2mk]

🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

[@ignaciokairuz]

Check you numbers guys. 46% was poverty measured on the second semester of 2023 on average by the official system and 57% was the poverty measured on the last quarter of 2023 by Universidad Torcuato Di Tella (UTDT) that's considered the best private measurement system of poverty in Argentina together with UCA. Miles dropped those numbers to 36% in 2024's last quarter amidst a cut from 46% of fiscal pressure to 33% and many other problems such as completely lost trust in our economic system ( 4 hiperinflations in the past 40 years without even being at war and many declaration of defaults in that period too ) , inflation rate through the roof , negative reserves in the central bank, giant debts payments ahead , 200% exchange rate gap between official and market Dollar exchange rate, 15% consolidated buffet deficit, price gouging in literally EVERYTHING (that meant that a lot of public services like electricity, gas, transport , etc and even private prices had to rise to accommodate to market values ), an economy (GDP) that was stalled for more than a decade, and a monstrous amount of regulations that made impossible for the economy to thrive, also a lot of unions that gained a lot of powers through previous laws and regulations set by the 100 past years of governments that tried to win their favor and this unions historically tried to overthrown """"legally""""" every non-far-left government, among many , many other things that'll take me more time to write 😅 , all of that without having a national party ( he gained the election through a coalition of small parties ), without any governor and with a big minority in both congress chambers.

[@YJhhhh6975]

Populism often arises as a backlash to systemic issues but leaves institutions weaker and trust in governance further eroded. This creates fertile ground for the next wave of populism or, in extreme cases, authoritarian rule.

[@frmcf]

22:51 I reckon this will be no easy task.

[@pami862]

It’s Malvinas Islands, not Falkland. Nice video

[@redexexile795]

how is gold value stable if no country is backed by it anymore where it value comes from

[@hermitcard4494]

If Making America Great Again means "taking back the Panama canal" I can think what Make Argentina Great Again wanna "take back". Ps: Islands...

[@faviorodriguez4926]

💪💪💪💪♥️♥️♥️♥️🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@chadgiggs]

Long live freedom goddamit

[@bjoon]

I just came back from Argentina, EVRYBODY is selling their butthole to survive, it's like Russia in the 90's EVERYONE IS FOR SALE

[@1n4f4bl3]

Peronism, rooted in populist promises of worker empowerment and social welfare, has been criticized for perpetuating a cycle of poverty and dependency. Economic instability from heavy government spending and inflation disproportionately impacts the poor, who rely on expanded welfare programs for relief. These programs, while offering short-term benefits, often lack pathways to independence, creating enduring dependency. Peronist governments politicize poverty, using aid to secure a loyal voting base and portraying opposition as threats to the poor. This dynamic undermines institutional and economic reform, trapping vulnerable populations in a cycle of poverty and political manipulation.

[@DavideArgeri-w6y]

Why is no one talking about expensive Argentina is right now haha prices have not droped. You failed to mention this.

[@grimmlinn]

Governments don’t want deflation. That is considered worse. Prices will never go down, only rise less. So get used to it.

[@arturallay8116]

You guys do know that Qatar has a greater per capita income than France or Germany right? That’s exactly the same way Argentina did. Means nothing

[@redexexile795]

wont a country economy become stable if back by a stable currency

[@RhB-fan51]

Conservative capitalist libertarianism >>> The best solution for creating a semi-fascist dystopia.

[@pcanelada]

Y por favor dejen de referirse a Argentina como Latinoamérica, los argentinos somos Americanos

[@Max_Power_]

También somos Latinoamericanos, no hay contradicción, somos ambos como la gran mayoría de países en América.

[@josuebasterretxea3923]

El roden espontáneo. Se dan cuenta de que Adam Smith no se equivocó.

[@sirbasilflapjack671]

'Again'?

[@alexPannello]

Milei❤

[@richardwalker4518]

Investors will come, its more or less on the low point of the cycle

[@Eltiburon189]

El hambre avanza ! , dejen de mentir , vayan y hablen con la gente de a pie de Argentina y verán la realidad .

[@adcaptandumvulgus4252]

Well win or lose he makes a good meme & LOLcow

[@hugolafhugolaf]

Can he? He already has.

[@grantpenton1850]

What benefit is there to his reactionary social policies concerning women? How does banning abortion save any $?

[@Max_Power_]

Abortion was never banned. And there were less women killed on 2024 than on 2023 thanks to increase in security, despite that the Ministry of Women (and gender and other things) was eliminated, which it's purpose was exactly that, but since it was created the amount of women killed only increased...

[@ignaciolalia]

Milei the man

[@VladimirSVM-z7z]

21 век принесет большие перемены в мире к лучшему.Милей доказал делом что социализм это политика воров.

[@arturallay8116]

Gas by appointment only? Yeah right

[@Martintapi]

Our President Milei will make Argentina great again!!!🦁💪

[@ludakapkina9308]

We hope the U.S. will transform under Trump second term.

[@jasonhudson739]

He's MAGA too 😀

[@arturallay8116]

Very incorrect and biased information

[@Ushville]

No.

[@editorenbici]

Now everything is x3 more expensive in dollars and most business closed.