DOGE taking examples from Argentina, President Milei

[@ignacioanaya5840]

You have not idea how dirty was our country before Milei. The former goverment used to send food to "Social Organizations", and they forced poor people to participate in marches in exchange for a portion of food. It was well know that former governor of Buenos Aires used to send people to destroy the sidewalks and reconstruct then with cheaper materials.

[@silcar2300]

Very true

[@gaudier82]

President Milei Administration facts: Poverty has fallen from 53% to 38.9% today. Inflation has fallen from 24% to 2,4% montly. Salaries under the collective agreement have risen from 300 dollars to 1000 dollars. Workers love President Milei. There is security in the streets and freedom of speech. Our children have a better future. No emigration. Milei & Trump ❤❤!!!

[@killers2118arg]

eso es verdad yo pase de 450 a 1900 dolares. y no soy un profesional

[@derpityderp-derp4007]

Nobody said that fixing these problems would not hurt. It will hurt a lot. But nowhere near as bad as if we let the establishment doing it's bidding on us.

[@Nana12172]

Exactly! We've been used to this hurt. Some of us are near homelessness.. but we gotta start somewhere than where weve been!

[@salvadorzorraquin8864]

Hello from Argentina. To add some context he cut all that spending whilst doubling the amount (in dollars) of welfare. So for the us it doesn't need to be as harsh on the general population, also it should be paired with heavy deregulation to increase competition and generate more jobs (to compensate for state layoffs). Also you probably have more than enough to pay for anything else if you actually drained the swamp, also remember this the ones who will cry the most are the ones defending privileges not the regular citizen.

[@Eluzian86]

Argentina has its first surplus in 124 years. That's far longer than a decade, and much more impressive.

[@Eve_Of_Hearts]

'Afuera!: Love the Argentine President

[@bachito1996]

I agree with you: the Milei method is not for every country in terms of society. Milei won the election with the WARNING that the first year was going to be very rough. I mean, Milei himself told the people during the campaign that if he won the election, things were going to go worse at first. However, people voted for him knowing that fact! One of Milei’s sayings is “I rather hear an unpleasant truth than a comforting lie”.

[@dadsbedtimestories2940]

The system is so broken it HAS to get worse before it can get better.

[@N4GUZZ]

As a argentine. That left inflation to come to America and now living in a van because of beautiful bureaucrats. American can handle what milei is doing. Like Holmes people in America look wealthier than the one's in Argentina. Where talking that left leaning politicians got chronically diabetics to eat sugar every day. It's going to hurt. But if you don't start it will end up worse and worse. In argentina did this for 50 years. A country where everything was for the poor. Taxes made you be hammered to the point it was almost impossible to be middle class. at the end we were all equals. Equally poor. There was people that would disability money. They would go with documents and X-rays of dogs spine. That's how corrupt are spending was. We're talking about people getting pension of people dead for years. So as i say. There's no other way then cutting the spending. But also removing taxes and bureaucracy. Milei is doing everything. VIVA LA LIBERTAD CARAJO! JAVITO QUERIDO EL PUEBLO ESTA CONTIGO!

[@Argenbiz]

Wrong, dude. The Chainsaw is on bureauceats: Milei raised the help for the poor to 100%. Poor people are who do support him. Come here and see.

[@messiahshepherd9266]

Homelessness won't be such an issue because in Argentina the housing supply went up in the capital by 40 percent when housing restrictions were lifted and people can now have more flexible terms on their lease and because the value of their currency has gone up and loosening price controls bought supplies into stores and Poverty went from 52 percent to 48, so more people can now afford to buy things even after 1 year.

[@RathSoul]

From 58% poverty to 38. Its even better, and all that in just ONE year.

[@davidarmellia8194]

Solucionar los problemas que deja la izquierda, siempre es duro.

[@samuraiedge2619]

Well, in his presidential campaign Milei had already announced this adjustment and that the situation was going to "get worse, before it gets better" and that is what is happening; but I don't think this works in all countries equally, Argentina had the results it had because we came from decades of devastated economy.

[@vecktorvis1219]

My friend, as an argentinian I can help you by clarifying a few things: when you say that there are people who are having a hard time there, we have had a hard time in Argentina for practically more than 30 years, with disastrous policies that led to a ridiculously high inflation (the highest in the world, by the way) of 211% year-on-year and horrendous public sector spending (40% of GDP) at end of 2023. What Milei did was not a strategy or a magic trick, it was the only thing that could be done and always saying in his speeches that it was going to be hard at the beginning (which it was) and only now, after a year, are we beginning to see small glimpses of economic recovery. Do not be afraid if President Trump is thinking of taking the same measures, it will be hard but sooner or later you will be able to see significant improvements; it is only a matter of Trump's voters continuing to support him . A warm hug from Argentina.

[@fernandorivas6360]

If Argentina, with negative treasury reserves, 40% poverty and 25% MONTHLY inflation was able to turn things around for good in less than one year with Milei's policies; then US has no excuse not to take the same path

[@cristian9657]

Suscribed from Argentina. I wish the best for The United States and for my country of course. Cheers

[@brunitoramos9840]

The US are not that fucked up as Argentina was (and still is) before Milei. Obviously this method can work only in Argentina, BUT some of the things that Milei did can be implemented with a lower intensity depending each economy and each problem. The motto is DONT SPEND MORE MONEY THAN YOU HAVE!!!! And the things are going to go well

[@subpotentmage8048]

I'm from 🇦🇷 and i can tell you... VIVA LA LIBERTAD CARAJO! ⚫🟡

[@gladysalmarcha9248]

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[@AxelEmanuelMoranelli]

greetings from Argentina brother, Trump and Milei are MAGA.

[@Ire308]

Keep doing what we are doing will only get things worse. The government can't continue to finance spending through taxes, debt and printing money. The goal is to cut waste, fraud and abuse.

[@belenrb]

When we voted for Milei we knew it wouldn't be easy, he told us we would hurt until things got better. Luckily things are starting to recover now, which gives us hope for the future of our country.

[@SquirrelMaster69]

AFUERAAAAA!!! 🐿️

[@aaronburdon221]

AFUERA!!!!!! *revs chainsaw*

[@SILVIOV76]

We have to start now and go 100%, there's no middle ground. Only the burocrats that suck and do nothing would sure not like it. Argentina did it in one year and from now on is all gain, their economy is not going to stop growing, working people income is growing, poverty is decreasing, regulations and taxes are getting cut and huge amounts of money are pouring into the country.

[@jalapeno84_25]

Bro, whatever ur most poor person is, it is richer than the poorest person from Argentina I'll tell you that much

[@LeonardoG1981]

Why would there be more homeless people in the US with Argentina's method? or why would people struggle more? It doesn't make any sense. (for context: I'm an Argentinian with a degree in bookkeeping and taxation) The only people who suffered are those who were getting paychecks from the government for doing nothing. Argentina was (and still is) in a much more extreme situation that the US and none of the things that you said would happen in the US have happened in Argentina. Lowering government spending strengthens the liquidity of the country, lowers the need for monetary emission, which in turns lowers inflation and help valuate the currency allowing the dollar to have more purchasing power; and after a while, with superhabit you can lower taxes and even get rid of many of the taxes allowing people to have more money on their pocket which reactivates the economy.

[@Eve_Of_Hearts]

We have to change and to get out of our one party crazy spending system, ppl will suffer for a bit, but in the end, it will be for the best. Imo.

[@cristian9657]

Yes. If in Argentina, being a country with a lot of inflation, we have great results just in a year, in Unites States will be faster.

[@darthqueenie76]

Milei reduced WASTE, its is what it is, for over 100 years we never had a surplus and now we did. Will it hurt, yes, but a lot of things have to be done. We have seen the bottom of the pit and there is no way but hell or climbing it back up. It will take a long time to fix this country, but we needed it to get fixed.

[@locoxellas]

yes it gonna be worse at first but it less than a year you will have better results like Argentina.

[@vecktorvis1219]

Exacto! Además si soportaron al "gagá" de Biden y su troup de zurdos recalcitrantes por 4 años, tranquilamente podrán soportar el cambio que se viene , con la ventaja que el presidente Trump tiene mayoría legislativa (cosa que Milei no tiene, al menos hasta el año que viene)

[@pm1660]

No, its not going to get worse as the ROOT cause of inflacion is overspending that has to be paid either with loans or printing of more moeny. Also inflation affects the poor the MOST that is why when inflation went down in Argentina so it did povertry! From 51% to 38

[@JoeSnow84]

Greetings from Argentina y'all

[@warter014]

Nothing good is easy

[@gabrielvaldez6877]

Ave Miller

[@cristiannaitsirc3569]

"Liberalism is the unrestricted respect for the life project of others, based on the principle of non-aggression and the defense of the rights to life, liberty, and property."

[@dustinbridges6831]

At some point if we don’t stop this over spending and pay the price now 90% of Americans will be homeless.

[@sc-micro-nerd]

So you say it will not work in America couse you're on a tough situation? Iasti year i was working for 300 uSd a month and inflation was halving this at a 10-30% monthly rate. You're on a much better spot that we are, but that's the challenge. Don't wait untill it's too late.

[@sc-micro-nerd]

Yesterday poverty index was published and poverty was down to a point before Milei. On these weeks it is expected to reverse the recession we're in since last year.

[@BM-hb2mr]

It's funny our government officials.That's what's in the bill.They're trying to get past o.R, the government doesn't shut down is for them to get a pay.Raise and Doge is trying to stop it

[@maxmacdonald7174]

Milei reminds me of Benny Hill.

[@1dering1]

Argentinas is doing much worse than the US, so things will not get as bad as you think. Not even close.

[@AxelEmanuelMoranelli]

? ahahahhahahahahahah

[@1dering1]

@ peroncho alert

[@BM-hb2mr]

DOGE!!!!!!

[@dtrain138]

Cuts are difficult for everybody.

[@maxx.mazzeo]

🇦🇷💛🐍

[@nedtrbovich4958]

Disagree we don’t need to reduce Military funding we need to get rid of foreign aid and department of education

[@FedELKryptonian]

What is really needed is to cut unnecessary expenses. I think that funds should be redirected to public safety. In Argentina, a budget was established for security and stable medical assistance, cutting out superfluous expenses.

[@MK-ds1ib]

Hard question to answer if we dont know how much actual waste spending that gives nothing back happens. Guess thats the point tho audit the whole darn thing and see where you can cut and not change anything other than the bank balance.

[@andrescalderonsanchez6515]

If Trump is really on gear I say 3 months to get better tops

[@calvinmckinney9303]

Yes, and this is not going to help the country. All this is going to do is help. The people that are already rich and you're gonna have more of an oligarchs society than you already have now.

[@legalizitt]

Helping other countries has nothing to do with inflation. Over-demand and/or under-supply causes inflation. Higher interest rates takes spendable dollars out of the economy, reducing demand. That will bring own inflation, and that's what the Fed has been doing. The other side of the coin in capitalism is higher prices brings in competition which will raise supply, and that will bring down inflation as well. Lowering demand can occur rapidly; Raising supply takes a while. Our government controls interest rates; The free market controls supply. Forget Argentina. And forget Trump; He's an imbecile.

[@bigfootnmore6619]

I'm not understanding how this will hurt. Does anyone know?

[@FelloFederico]

Hurt? Only to people who works in state and those left mind .. is easy.. if you get paíd 5 u can't spent 8.. Argentina is a perfect example

[@bigfootnmore6619]

@FelloFederico he said it, not me. You're preaching to the choir here.

[@FelloFederico]

@@bigfootnmore6619 Perhaps he assumed that the period of recession and transition would be more prolonged. However, I believe the situation has improved significantly.

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[@GabiRiver]

(my english is very bad,sorry my bad)We are 1000 times worse than you, but we always row it in dulce de leche, if we can, so can you....plus you are not going to have it as bad as us, it is something that you are not going to be used to but you are going to get out of it quickly Hugs and I hope there is a free market between Argentina and the US, it will be beautiful, hugs, I love you Milei(my english is very bad,sorry my bad)

[@Joecamel31]

what do you think it happens here in Argentina? we were at 54% of poverty and now the economy starts to rebound after an year and now we have 38% of poverty, so hold tight your pants and pass the storm and you will see the light after it

[@argbatargbat8645]

It is dificult, but you guys will be up again in much more less time.