Javier Milei triumphantly pulls Argentina out of financial ruin

Javier Milei has proven to be Argentina’s saviour.
Before the Libertarian leaders’ ascension to the top job, Argentina was battling record high inflation, widespread poverty and depleted morale.
But Milei has breathed new life into the struggling South American country, turning around its fortunes and renewing hope in the process.
Sky News All-Stars Rita Panahi, Paul Murray, and Rowan Dean take a deep dive into Argentina’s renewal.

[@Bennie32831]

Who would have thought sacking %70 of paid bureaucrats and politicians would save more money than taxes 😂😂😂

[@astronemir]

But what were they accomplishing🧐 for all that money? I mean when you get rid of several government institutions the country should be crippled and in shambles, right?

[@Quasindro]

​@@astronemirThat's the thing. Most of the bureaucrats are just parasites that sit around doing nothing. At least in my country.

[@thorin1045]

@@astronemir strange assumption that those institutions did anything useful. you might lose the all important checks for the third type of bathrooms and the weekly updates of new racist words, but i am willing to miss out on those.

[@Under-Kaoz]

​@@astronemirThats what dems and government officials want you to think. Government is bloated and have way more people than we need, too big of salaries, and waste constant money so they get more funding the next year. Ask any state or federal worker, weve all seen the massive waste and useless employees around. This counts people in elected and non elected positions, military and civilian sector alike.

[@Bancheis]

@@astronemir [Feel free to read this or not, I went on a rant and typed too much. I would understand if you didn't want to.] You heard the news. He accomplished having a surplus for the first time in ages. Saving money is just as much an accomplishment as earning money, just one is proactive and one is reactive. The US Government has shutdowns all the time as well, and nothing really changes because of it. Local governments are more useful and beneficial to their people, and the majority of people who would feel the pain of big government missing would be the ones that rely on them for sustainability or subsidies (heard of or remember the term "Too big to fail"?). For states and counties, and likewise for European and Asian territories, the local governments are more than capable of providing for their people as needed. Yes, this may impact those who are incapable of work due to medical issues or conditions, but more often than not it impacts those who refuse to work and just want to take tax payer money, can't maintain a stable job due to personality disorders or bad attitudes, people with useless educations that do not provide some sort of beneficial public service or skill, criminals that abuse the systems put in place to help those who actually need it... The list goes on. There was a point in time when people were labelled as "undesirable", and no I don't mean because of ethnicity or anything of the like. I mean there was a point in time when we didn't tolerate those who didn't at least attempt to provide for themselves. He who does not work shall not eat. Even Vladimir Lenin believed that this stance was essential amidst a socialist ideology. And as much as I know people would love to convince everyone that is hateful and wrong, it comes down to a mixture of civilization and survival instincts. A civilized person will work for their keep and that of their loved ones, while someone only interested in their own survival will steal or take from those who have what they have not. In this brave new world of "moral ambiguity" we are all faced with choices to make that drive who we become. The hard part is trying to balance your desire for survival with the motivation to work for it, and persistence to keep looking for something better, while hoping you find a fair company. Honestly, that is REALLY hard to hit all 4 of those points, and sometimes you have to settle for sacrifice in one form or another to achieve the other 2 or 3. I know I slaved away at a thankless job for over a decade until my savings dried up because they never gave me a raise and cost of living went up twice. I was pushed to look for something better, as 25 cent ramen packages were just not enough anymore, and was lucky enough to find it. The key point is to stop at this minor socialist stage and not advance further as Lenin did into Communism. A healthy blend of multiple ideologies would be beneficial, but the problem comes when you need to stop those in power from reaching for more, or for those in power to take from others to give to those who did not earn it. Social assistance should be kept to an absolute minimum necessary. Our energy would be better spent putting an end to investment as a business which only pushes businesses to take more for their work from the public/customers to provide to the those who are already wealthy to begin with. The stock market as well which basically generates wealth from nothing for those who have the secrets (or are keen to the world around them), and takes from those who are bad with money or simply unlucky. About 25-40% of all houses nation-wide in the US are owned by investors, driving up the values and creating artificial scarcity when people who need to live in them can't buy them for an affordable price, and are forced to rent for a ridiculous amount. The house my grandmother and grandfather bought in the late 60s for less than $15,000 sold last year for $735,000 for a mere $580 per square foot. That's insane. A 1,250ish sqft house for nearly 3/4 of a million dollars. Anyway, sorry for the rant and length of this response. If you read it, thanks for listening. The long and short of it is that shutting down major government functions often doesn't have as much impact as people think so long as local communities are willing to take care of their own properties and people. I have seen private companies pay for their road repairs, heck I have seen just normal people do it themselves because the city wouldn't. We just need to go back to smaller communities and people supporting each other instead of relying on some national-sponsored pseudo-parent figures to provide for us by taking from others.

[@bugvswindshield]

He is giving the WEF one giant MIDDLE FINGER!!!!!

[@mikhailabdurrachman2443]

The world NEED more presidents like Javier milei

[@aeroearth]

As indeed the whole of the Human Race should.

[@fokthewef]

No he's not

[@fokthewef]

@@EllanaWolf he's taking money from imf.. who do you think runs the imf? Inform yourself

[@adambinnie1332]

Fluck the WEF

[@ReinaldoHernandezOchoa]

I'm in Argentina... while Milei's economics measures certainly are having effect, it's too early to say that the country have been saved from "financial ruin"...

[@FirstNameLastName-ib3cp]

This channel is nothing more than general right wing political hack-iness. Argentina is a beautiful country, hope the economy gets better for you.

[@tomorrow6]

Agreed. It takes a while to turn a train around that has been going down the wrong track. Prior Bad policies have momentum.

[@MrCroky123]

It's all an illusion, he will fail and his people will suffer even more. No demagogue, in History, has ever succeeded in the long run. Milei is no different nor special. This kind of politics is not new. In the beginning of the 20th century, the old liberals tried the same exact thing in Europe. Known as the "Laissez-faire". Now go read and learn what was the result back then. Expecting this time will work is pure stupidity. I'd say a complete lunacy !

[@matthewstokes1608]

Keep watching and all will be well

[@toledin22]

Pero el camino es seguro y firme, es casi 100% pobrable que en fin de año la inflación este muy baja así como los sueldos empiezen a subir después de la recesión

[@skydivekrazy76]

If Argentina has the balls to stay with him, he's going to turn that country into a powerhouse!

[@donlee.4308]

“the only way out of poverty is with more freedom”- President Javier Milei

[@gt63628]

Exactly, freedom to get out of it.

[@steven5054]

Freedom to die in the street like a dog because all the social services have been cut and funding to hospitals.

[@dubya85]

Fuckin A havinA

[@davidpopp2255]

"Pulls Argentina out of financial ruin" :Last January, the poverty rate in Argentina hit a record breaking 57% of the population. Nice Job Javier

[@brunoheggli2888]

Bullshit!

[@MrGreeneyes77]

Wow, only took 3 months??? Must have been SO complicated that all previous politicians couldn't figure it out??

[@ep5019]

Right, 😂 they know what there doing.

[@jacobiwolf77]

Well when socialists are running the show that is what you get

[@Sergei_Gusakov]

What took 3 months? To achieve record inflation? :)

[@MatthewPetta-wf9hr]

Haha what? Inflation of feb was only 13 percent and is going down, last year had record inflation with 140% devaluation with the last goverment​@@Sergei_Gusakov

[@qualquer1177]

@@Sergei_Gusakov get your facts and numbers

[@BonganiMagadu]

Good for you Argentina Love from Southern africa

[@quintinmarsters1609]

Pray Africa get rid of the korruption.

[@meisievannancy]

South Africa needs to get rid of their ANC nepotism and cadre deployment who are govt employees who have no value except to steal.

[@silcar2300]

❤

[@dinalulusa3844]

Javier Milei is cleaning his swamp

[@user-im9ju4hx8s]

Draining the swamp.

[@richardsaunders3743]

@@user-im9ju4hx8s Hear! Hear!

[@elvisnnaemeka6722]

The swamp is preparing for "insurrection" and "treason" charges to jail him with.

[@arcturus4762]

It’s his swamp now. He’s him. He’s Shrek.

[@crisdlcruz145]

​@@elvisnnaemeka6722i think he has all Argentina's backing unlike the division of our country

[@albeit1]

Life gets a lot better when the people climbing on your backs get removed and you can finally walk freely.

[@edinhusic1817]

Think about on whom back are you?

[@albeit1]

@@edinhusic1817 I don’t coerce anyone to do anything. Unlike government, which is populated by people willing to get paid through coercion.

[@user-fw1sh1jb6h]

Well said

[@teorinolagamba]

This is well-paid propaganda, the money does not stop flowing to his banker friends while he destroys the rest of the country's economy.

[@tellall23]

and you actually think such change can happen in a couple of months, whatever they are experiencing right now is from the previous 'regime'

[@nimaiiikun]

Hello, I am from Germany. Argentina is nice. My grandfather migrated there after WW2. he used to be an artist.

[@malefeminist4173]

What is his name?

[@blackhatch46]

@@malefeminist4173Bimmler

[@jeffsmith2144]

Adolph 😅😅

[@user-xg8ie1du3c]

He wouldn't happen to have been from Austria by chance?

[@projectneich4415]

The nazi jokes are pretty dumb and product of ignorance. The great majority of germans came to Argentina in the first years of 1900 not in the nazi era. And the great majority of germans who came from nazi germany where common good folk who didn't agree with Hitler so they came here to escape nazism. Argentina had one of the world's best economy back then. People with nazi heritage in Argentina are very little, in fact is more common to find them in USA due to Operation Paperclip. Im not of german heritage (my ancestors came from Ireland, italy, spain, england and france. Yeah im that mix) but i know many people with german surnames here, all good people and none with a nazi great father.

[@Aesirion]

Get the bureaucracy out, the corruption out. Bleed the lobbyists out of politics and start from scratch. Get the money in to spend more wisely

[@user-mg9ut9qm9m]

God bless Argentina 🇦🇷 from USA. We are so happy for you.

[@conservativegal]

Yes we are! Pray for us that we get our President Trump!!!

[@dixonpinfold2582]

Sending best wishes from Canada.🇨🇦 🇦🇷 Viva Milei! I've stopped buying wine from anywhere but Argentina.🇦🇷 Viva Malbec!

[@JL-wf2wp]

​@@conservativegalpraying from Spain brother! ❤

[@someguymb123]

an example for us! Merica!

[@DovesSweetSonnet]

@@JL-wf2wp 💗💗💗

[@Orpilorp]

I'm so happy for Argentina. It makes such a difference when a leader loves his country and its people more than his cronies.

[@markdiener1425]

It is not love, its competence. then some sweet love...

[@chillfluencer]

Sure...removing all social aspects you regard as "living one's country". I give him two years before Argentinians will start to riot against him.

[@jafsterlordbib]

well said

[@steventaylor6881]

@@chillfluencerlmao. U keep telling yourself that. Living on government assistance is not true happiness its a comfort zone, being free from the government’s power is true happiness

[@Richard-or9rt]

It's kinda amazing. You have socialism for so long and the sh+tty economy it produces just becomes the "normal". You take it away, and the economy just blossoms. The young hate Capitalism, because they think the socialism they live under IS Capitalism.

[@dr.drakeramore2740]

Javier, when done with Argentina, please come to Greece! Thank you!

[@ryanm7263]

El Salvador, Argentina, both kicked the IMF, WEF, and World Bank out of their country, and now both are in a state of renaissance.

[@annbritton1714]

Good luck to them for their ciurage.

[@ProfessorFickle]

Argentina 🇦🇷 Milei is asking IMF and China for LOANS. El Salvador is in slave debt with CCP Get your facts correct .

[@ProfessorFickle]

@@annbritton1714: Argentina milei asked China CCP and IMF and Wall Street for loans . and El Salvador is in Chinas Debt trap

[@Adeon55]

Very happy for Argentina, the world needs many more leaders like him!

[@leonjiang-kq2qo]

How about give him to you, with the inflation 276.2%. Good luck, very good world class level leader. You aussies deserve him.

[@donlee.4308]

it’s on its way… Italy (couple years ago) , Argentina , Hungary , El Salvador , Netherlands , and now Poland… US election is later this year hopefully DJT wins and Canada with Pierre P is making some noise vs Fidel Castro’s son with their own respective election next year . Hopefully France will follow suit with La Pen in 2026… The Right Wing (Law & Order and Common Sense party) is starting to rise.

[@leonjiang-kq2qo]

@EllanaWolf inflation before inflation. I didn't say the previous Argentina govt is right, but Milei, the history, especially the history of Argentina had proven he can't be right. Oh, maybe right for US interest.

[@gt63628]

​@@leonjiang-kq2qoInflation is falling more than expected and the Argentine peso is surprisingly the currency that is appreciating the most in the world.

[@fredp2172]

​@@donlee.4308only indoctrinated morons would think right wing is common sense to begin with.

[@J.Smith-rc6wh]

Javier is proving to the west that capitalism works and socialism only leads to poverty, something we forget to our own detriment

[@Rathkryn]

The people promoting socialism haven't forgotten that. The common folk just want everyone else to be as poor and miserable as they are now. While their leadership will keep living in a high standard.

[@aeroearth]

The very simple rule is, Nations who make things and sell them to the rest of the World become wealthy. As in England and the USA in the 1800's, more recently Japan and West Germany after WW II. Nations who DID make things and then stopped obviously go poor, like Australia for example.

[@l33tninja1]

Capitalism works only if we keep corruption out. That's true of any system really though. Just some systems make it easier for corruption to keep its power than others.

[@andrewyuyoungearn2799]

true

[@gt63628]

Argentina itself is an example of this. Every time a left-wing ideology (such as socialism or communism) has governed, it has gone from bad to worse. Otherwise, when the liberalism/capitalism(/and now also libertarianism).

[@MonaAlicia]

As an American woman, I have a huge crush on Javier Milei.

[@Redmanticore]

sorry babe, he only makes love to his dogs, to which he literally talks to.

[@Faddidaddi]

I wish we were able to say the same thing about Italy but the woman turned out to be a scam

[@veerdixit8525]

Really?

[@Drobexxx]

Lmfao you vote fascists in and you expect them to deregulate and reduce the presence of the State? Giorgia Meloni has always been about being a christian mother and punching down on immigrants, she never said anything about saving the country, because Italian politicians will never say the country needs saving. The Italian right will only tell you that there is an "invasion", but they'll never do anything concrete about immigrants, because they want you to have a scapegoat they can tell you to be mad at while they fuck this country in the ass a little bit more.

[@axelgalloway4294]

Fratello Milei è una truffa tanto quanto Giorgia.

[@anandastep]

Sí? Pensé que era brillante!

[@curiouskid1547]

She does drugs?

[@toiletbread6180]

This is proof that it is not hard to fix these problems. You just need to get rid of most of the government and seriously remove the corruption.

[@pedrolopez-torrestubbs7569]

what proof? Come on!! Inflation and poverty levels are up!!! hahaha....my gosh how can people be not wrong...but sooooooo evidenetly wrong!? hahaha

[@ferrellsl]

Yes, most western governments have become parasites on the back of the tax payers. Growing larger day by day but producing nothing except higher taxes and more regulation.

[@thenewbohemian5779]

Essentially correct, but I would rephrase slightly. This is proof that government is the direct cause of 99% of all our problems.

[@Writeous0ne]

and borrow 18 billion from China.

[@pyros4333]

That's why you vote Trump

[@sebastiangiovannetti1219]

I'm living in Argentina; I was born here, and my family came to this country escaping from the Second World War, hoping for a new beginning. Many times, my country has brought me to tears, knowing what we were and what we have become through years of populism. I've made my life comfortable enough to pursue and compete in the global IT market, knowing that my country alone is not enough. Although I've never physically left my country, I found a way to work from home. Some time ago, a Canadian friend asked me why I don't leave if I have opportunities to do so. I simply answered, 'What will happen to my country if good people just leave and don't fight for the future?' This is the first time in my 45 years of life that I have hope.

[@marycrawford9428]

That is what this Canadian sees, that the Argentine people look like they have hope.

[@happysunnyrain1531]

Where was your family from?

[@happysunnyrain1531]

God bless President Milei. God bless you, and your country. 🙏

[@happysunnyrain1531]

​@marycrawford9428 may God guide Canada 🇨🇦 🙏 too.

[@alexwalker2582]

I cannot describe how happy I am for you. I can only hope that we will be able to do the same here in the US and bring our nation back to it's former glory. Right now it leads the world only through past efforts still paying dividends today, but those dividends are fast running out.

[@dangaines405]

We wish Milei great success from America! He is on the right path!

[@JustTalk-yn7rg]

He’s on the path of destruction of the local economy: the middle class has been wiped away here in 3 months of office with price increases in dollars of more than 100%❗️

[@wetguavass]

which american country you from?

[@fuzzywzhe]

PLEASE talk to people who actually live in Argentina and stop listening to garbage off from the propaganda box thinking that THEY have, because they haven't.

[@gmbane384]

Seems like a sharp fella, I think he's going to help work wonders for their economy. It's crazy right? When an actual proven successful businessman is in charge, faith in the economy soars. Trumps economy was thriving before covid, and I can't wait for him to be back and get us back on the right path.

[@kodiak1294]

The Libs are the devil!!!!

[@vanessahawtrey6407]

Start from Scratch with people who know how to run a country for all the people and not the politicians... God bless this human....

[@annbritton1714]

Honestly, it is such a pity that more political leaders do not understand that aggressive public spending invites corruption, demoralising the tax paying public with the waste.

[@appomattoxross6751]

Slashing do-nothing, over-bloated, pompous government types out the door. I love it.

[@davaocityoutreachdotcom2244]

Yes! Send do-nothing, over-bloated, pompous government types like Trump and Biden out the door!

[@sovo1212]

While replacing them with others. Yeah, genius.

[@SpectreOZ]

Governments don't create anything, they only stiffle, regulate and steal from those who do to redistribute (poorly) prosperity to all sectors of the Community.

[@paarker]

It’s worse than “do nothing”. They actually do something. Government has one tool; violence and the threat of violence. Other words, the power to destroy. Every time a government bureaucrat does something, away from the only job of government; protecting people from force. They destroy and crush economic prosperity. Government has one power. To crack down on criminals. When they want to do something. They create a law and use it as a hammer. It’s why I don’t seek promotion at work. I don’t want to pay 40% tax on my income. Add all the other taxes. I end up working for the government like a slave and they keep most of my income, which is my time.

[@Redmanticore]

yeah, F off those, uhm, city dentists, who provided free dental care for all citizens. they are all bad people.

[@thelamington8195]

EVERY Western country needs a Javier Milei. Then the world will be a much better place.

[@HeortirtheWoodwarden]

Every country period.

[@Bouncer101]

If we had 2 leaders to run the world would be him and Trump💯

[@MikeBarbarossa]

It should be a warning. Endless government beaurocracy and programs backed by endless money printing always will end bad

[@vladtheimpaler9577]

The world needs more Trumps and Mileis.

[@postcardsfromprotest]

@@vladtheimpaler9577Trump is a narcissistic child, who incited an insurrecton on the Capitol building in an attempt to undermine US democracy. Y'all are mad if you think he should be anywhere near office again.

[@denisebatalha3552]

Congratulations on gaining a great leader, Argentina. I, as a US citizen, am jealous. I sure wish we could afuera many departments

[@FBurck]

He makes me want to move to Argentina even more

[@randallwhite863]

Imagine that. A politician, who is just honest with the people. He’s saying some things that nobody likes to hear but I hope that he turns Argentina around.

[@danielgonzalez7541]

This guy is just a crook that named a known financial scammer (Caputo) as his economics minister.

[@evgeniybeschastnov4627]

we all want to believe that there is a paradise on earth. But there is no

[@BBBrasil]

Honesty, what a concept!

[@Victor-Tilla]

He promised the people to cut off his arm if he would ever raise one single tax. One of their first policies was to bring back "earnings" tax, which the last government eliminated. Not even raised, he brought back a whole new one. Honesty?

[@joselplascencia7795]

Making Argentina Great Again !!!!!!

[@tommasosantojanni]

I pray for Argentina - such a beautiful country and such warm people. Go Argentina, go 💪🏻

[@israelnwanne8401]

Budget surplus in only a matter of months after decades of economic chaos which impoverished a once wealthy country. Who would have thought that possible?

[@danielgonzale26]

Thank you my friend!

[@periclesjames]

You better pray more as Life in Argentina is hell under Milei . Its 10 times worse than its ever been in the last 20 years .

[@tommasosantojanni]

@@periclesjamessorry but facts don't care about your feelings 🤷🏻‍♂️ communism cannot be fixed with more communism and, sooner or later, it would have crashed as it crashed in Venezuela, Russia, Vietnam, Laos, North Korea ...

[@periclesjames]

@@tommasosantojanni you do not know what you are talking about . Under Milei it feels like communism never felt this way before when people had a much more dignified life in Argentina earning the highest minimum wages of the americas and paying reasonable prices for basic foods. Now in Argentina we pay the worlds highest prices for many foods and the poverty is over 60% . Is this better ?

[@canzukcommonwealth7309]

Bloody brilliant I wish Argentina 🇦🇷 all the best for the future keep up the good work love from the U.K. 🇬🇧

[@silcar2300]

❤

[@MarianoContreras-gl8hi]

I'm Argentinian and I really appreciate that especially coming from someone who lives in the UK. As an Argentinian growing up in the in the USA during the debacle for those godforsaken islands in the middle of nowhere I was heartbroken because although I am Argentinian and although I was raised to believe that those Islands (whatever you want to call them) I never supported their invasion and neither did my parents. It's something that's always bothered me especially as a teen when Manchester became the center of my musical universe. It's shameful because although I still believe that they belong to us I think the way things went down were horrible. I don't care if those islands are surrounded by huge oil fields they're not worth the price of a single soul who was killed fighting for the regardless of their nationality.

[@canzukcommonwealth7309]

@@MarianoContreras-gl8hi I’m from manchester 😂 Politicians are evil with regards to the Falkland Islands I don’t want to argue with someone over them. They were in British control long before Argentina was even a country. I hope this new president really does turn your country around best of luck and best wishes to you and your family ❤️

[@projectneich4415]

​@@canzukcommonwealth7309that's fake. They where in Spanish control first and where transferred to Argentina after the independence war. The British came during those times after their failed invasion to Buenos Aires. I do want to discuss about them because they are an important strategic point in the control over the Antarctica in which Argentina has presence. Now the oceanic routes under our country are controlled by the perfidious albion. I've met English people they were all good and friendly, i have nothing against the common folk. But the English Imperialism is one of the worlds bigger cancer along with the communism scum. While Galtieri's "attack" (it's not an attack when you are trying to recover what's yours) was stupid due to circumstances and how it was carried, it doesn't change the fact that there should not be english presence in the islands. That referendum was stupid as well, it's like Argentina invading one of those tiny islands around Great Britain, implant people there and then make a referendum for people to choose if they want to remain in Argentinas power of course they'll say yes as they are argentines implanted there. That's what the English did in Malvinas (im not gonna call them falklands).

[@canzukcommonwealth7309]

@@projectneich4415 firstly the Falkland island were uninhabited islands, the FRENCH were the first to colonise the Falklands in 1764 and the British a year later in 1765 the war between France and Spain saw the Spanish take control of Port Louis. Then the British and Spanish went to war and the British won taking control of the islands Argentina was NOT a country when this happened therefore they do NOT belong to your country these are facts Argentina didn’t become a country until 1816 some 40 years after the British had already colonised them these are facts that can be found anywhere historical documents don’t lie.

[@lynxt.4278]

Love Milei's concepts, as well as his Hair Style😊

[@ClyDIley]

As a Virginian, I appreciate seeing at least one outlet in the world willing to give Milei fair coverage.

[@ritmo2k]

No kidding, haha, the establishment cannot handle him.

[@richjenkins8794]

I'm also Virginian, but why is that relevant? Because it was home to Thomas Jefferson, the nation's premier libertarian? Or what?

[@martindione386]

you guys don't have the slightest idea, this POS Milei is bankrupting our country, he's mentally insane and and real cucking funt.

[@FBAHistory]

He’s a Spanish, fake Gew lol

[@urkururear]

​@@EstebanAlvarez_Try to convince smart people Milei is the problem of the shit the others left, you will fail, it's common sense he won't be able to fix everything in such a short amount of time.

[@BladeDoomer86]

Like it or not, this guy will be remembered for decades. Hopefully for good reasons.

[@TheTwh415]

Only time will tell, absolute power corrupts absolutely. Let's hope that he stays true to the cause and doesn't use the power for something else.

[@Devilishlybenevolent]

We'll remember him for whoring out his country to corporations and selling his country to the US

[@pjbpiano]

@@TheTwh415 he does not have absolute power.

[@truthseeker4446]

I hope he gets to stay as long as their country allows 😊

[@Johnnysmithy24]

@@TheTwh415 His entire ideology is that the government should have LESS power

[@Fatjack-jy8gs]

We need someone like him in the UK.

[@charlest2858]

You have Sunak

[@christines8529]

First El Salvadore. Now Argentina. I am so happy for the people of these countries. If these 2 countries continue down the road to prosperity for the people, maybe the other countries in Central and South America will start to demand the same kind of changes and remove the leftists from power.

[@TheMastertbc]

they cant demand the same since they all have individual problems

[@Richard-or9rt]

I've always told young people to move to South America. I've visited many times and if you have some skill and drive, you could have a much better life than you have in the "West". I know expats, who found beautiful wives, live in small but nice houses, eat at their local restaurant almost every night. Food is cheap, food is delicious, and the weather is always nice.

[@Sam-sddu483]

The other countries do, but can't be heard as they live under dictatorship as in Venezuela or Brazil

[@kherise]

We’d only hope that we can change the leftist regime here in Mexico but in here people are romanticizing so much with communism that it’s so hard. Even the right wing is so damn leftist in here…

[@boni5276]

Bukele is not libertarian.

[@Bushkaboo]

Australia could start by stopping parliamentary 'retirement' perks immediately and getting rid of career politicians and bureaucrats that serve no purpose but to bleed us dry.

[@richardsaunders3743]

Limit MHRs tenure to two consecutive terms, at the least

[@thegrumpytexan]

Same can be said for the United States.

[@areaxisthegurkha]

​@@thegrumpytexanhe's talking about a country that still has hope

[@thegrumpytexan]

@@areaxisthegurkha Fair enough!

[@outbackgearforu]

Imagine what would be happening if the yes vote won ?

[@shanelongest9326]

He flies commercial. His people love him. Detractors be damned.

[@iglica7169]

Smaller government not only reduces expenses but idiotic ideas that come from some of those bureaucrats. Over all the country is much better and people are much happier.

[@KALMA26]

The only people complaining about Milei is the useless public employees who didn’t really work and still got a check.

[@ronwinkles2601]

Amen, so true!

[@1968CudaGuy]

The same people who caused the problems that Milei is having to solve now... The same kind of people that run our governments here in the USA..

[@rRekko]

Not really, most people i've met who complain are the ones who say he ruined us because "he got rid of most subsidies and price regulations". They've gotten used to 20+ years of the regulations that led us to such advanced levels of poverty. They've been brainwashed into thinking we were having a relatively good time because everything was subsidized and nobody had to negotiate their pay, as the unions would raise the minimum pay once or twice a year for these past 24 years. People have grown complacent and dependent of the government and all the corrupt union and politicians ruining our economy. People were seriously complaining about the price of public transport! They just couldn't comprehend everything else went up 1000 times in the last 24 years, but the bus, train and subway tickets only went up by 100 times. "I won't be able to ride the public transport to work anymore!" They still after everything that's been said, demonstrated and lived, they still refuse to see the reality of groceries being 1000 times more expensive than 20 years ago, but the minimum wage has only gone up 140 times. Their brains just can't comprehend the crude reality that we're living and they want to go back to the previous model that was leading us to bankrupcy, another crash worse than 2002 because this time there wasn't enough money in the banks to seize and pay all our debts. People over here are absolutely fucking retarded.

[@NiNgem-bb6lc]

Yeah sure, keep consuming propaganda. That i can tell you it's not true. Lot of my family, worker class people is suffering this government decitions. He is having a "financial success" thanks to the pocket of the middle class. so open your eyes and try to see behind the propaganda.

[@invictus2336]

And bankers.

[@smoothoperator1083]

Man if this dude can pull this off, the world will soon follow!💯

[@kevinkelly2162]

If

[@smoothoperator1083]

@@kevinkelly2162 Of course. You cannot deny he is going to town and doing good thus far! 💯👍

[@juaquincastro2027]

@@kevinkelly2162 He WILL, just like Bukele cleaned up crime in El Salvador............MAGA

[@rockahbilly76]

The world (U.N., WEF, WHO, IMF, etc.) would just as soon "pop" him.

[@smoothoperator1083]

@@rockahbilly76 Doubt. Those organizations by the day have lost credibility and are losing power extremely fast.👍

[@tylerlewis2766]

How does having the highest inflation in SA since he came into office count as pulling it out of ruin?

[@Patricia_white]

In 2024,don't set new year financial goals without consulting a financial adviser.there expertise ensure a solid plan for success.Building wealth involves developing good habits like regular putting money away in intervals for solid investments.

[@MariaAmeliaSinclair]

Thanks for the advice! I'm new to financial planning and wasn't sure where to start.Any tips on finding a reliable financial adviser or resource to guide beginners?

[@George-willams]

You're right, based on personal experience working with an investment advisor, I currently have $1m in a well-diversified portfolio, that has experienced exponential growth. It is not only about having money to invest in stocks but also you need to be knowledgeable, persistent, and have strong hands to back it up.

[@VictoriaArmendarez-fk7ps]

​@@George-willamsHow can I participate in this?

[@VictoriaArmendarez-fk7ps]

​@@George-willamsI sincerely aspire to establish a secure financial future and am eager to participate. Who is the driving force behind your success?

[@George-willams]

​@@VictoriaArmendarez-fk7psMarie Ann Treloar

[@yoshyusmc]

It is telling in my state of California that when public employees are furloughed, the freeways are less congested.

[@burnerjack01]

Something is seriously wrong when the government is not only the largest employer in the nation but also the largest employer of Illegal Border Jumpers.

[@commonsense7167]

Imagine if they also got rid of the illegals .

[@alfredoaguilar88aa]

​@@commonsense7167 as a Californian I'm on board with that

[@thosdot6497]

So your surprised that when a sector of the workforce can't go to work, there are less cars on the freeways? What an astounding feat of logic.

[@svnbit8408]

​@@thosdot6497no you dunderhead he's inferring there are far too many public employees

[@lukek1949]

Gotta love his “afuera!” as he ripped down all those ministries! In Canada, we need someone like this.

[@domenicdapice7218]

I wouldn't mind if Pierre would get rid of half the ministries it would help stop the corruption

[@buzztrucker]

Many Westernized countries need to take some cues from this type of leadership. USA needs to dramatically cut back departments and reduce social welfare programs. We have to tamp down inflation and stop spending money we don't have.

[@mr.starks]

I say, get Don Cherry in office

[@ChaseOGLP]

Bruh you have Pierre literally right in front of you 💀

[@Redmanticore]

food, afuera!

[@Sailboat784]

Funny how all other news organizations won’t cover Argentinian and El Salvador’s success

[@flowerlillyball6854]

Everything is so crazy,stuff like this brings on a moment of happy tears. Love to see it.

[@anthonysokolsky6210]

At last a kick in the bollocks for the WEF!

[@anthonysokolsky6210]

@EllanaWolf So many crap stained underpants from those lefties!

[@illomens2766]

If he wasn't a WEF pawn, Sky News wouldn't be praising him.

[@JDVG601]

Of course not. Why do you think the WEF INVITED him to speak in Davos?

[@gabrielclark1425]

@@JDVG601 "lol, we'll promote him so when his insane policies fail the people will cry for us to save them!" "...why hasn't Argentina collapsed yet?" "WHAT DO YOU MEAN IT'S GETTING BETTER?!"

[@WesTXVibes]

Literally Milei received a standing ovation at the WEF Davos Summit lol ppl are so gullible

[@nightowl2486]

The world is not divided as much as the governments would like you to believe. LOVING THY NEIGHBORS ~GOD BLESS ARGENTINA 🇦🇷 FROM THE 🇺🇸

[@soulbreakerthelastmanalive]

Bull crap, Argentina is fairly Christian and pro family and now a pro conservative government. Most of the world is not that way at all.

[@lindseyfranks3150]

This guy is awesome! I've seen him speak and i was very impressed now the proof is in the pudding. Good for him and good for Argentina it gives me hope for our America

[@ronnied1137]

Trudeau (Canada's PM), Should take Notes and Leasons From Argentina's Amazing President Javier Milei, that's IF Turdeau has any Backbone, Common Sense or Patriotic Integrity at all. As For Javier Milei , , , NOW THAT IS WHAT YOU CALL A REAL LEADER !

[@aaronsomerville2124]

He’s everything the elites cannot accept: a genuine man trying to help his people.

[@xGoodOldSmurfehx]

Plain and simple, its not even about politics its about beliefs, ideals, dreams and a desire for prosperity and success for an entire people

[@JustTalk-yn7rg]

On the contrary: he was sent in by these quasi-elites

[@kacmed]

rofl ... sorry i am laughing really good now ... please read about him who are his friends and where he came from ... he is bankster ;)

[@JustTalk-yn7rg]

@@kacmed He’s a Cabal member. His real name is Javier Mileikowsky. Family of Benjamin Netanyahu.

[@drakeaciago6491]

@@JustTalk-yn7rg and his predesesor where from sirius B and where lizard peolple... pfff

[@irenekotarac1346]

What an incredible man!!! President Javier is a rockstar. Wish we can clone him for Canada, starting with putting Castro Jr in prison.🙏🙏🙏

[@stephentoner2902]

Prison would be too kind for the suffering he has caused

[@chriskostopoulos8142]

You have Pierre, he's an even bigger giant of the conservative side.

[@adamlanglois563]

Word. We need to cut immigration and spending. All these "consultants" and all that garbage. And we need to boot out the "chinese police stations"

[@JustTalk-yn7rg]

Javier Mileikowski is a con artist. He’s placed there by the Cabal to crush the local population and make way for sect members. After they have raided all the assets of the country.

[@Deathcylance]

Heres a novel idea, pass a law that puts a 90% tax on all of Castro jrs income. Until he pays back the truckers for the civil rights violations...

[@doughnutdevourer5667]

So, to be clear. Argentina is running at 276.2% inflation and 100% interest rates (as of February) Buses, trains, banks, hospitals, and other public sector workers are engaged in a general strike as there wages aren’t keeping up with this massive inflation and I expect in the next few years will stop working altogether. Presumably the aim is to privatise these institutions. I’m not saying his policies won’t work, what I am saying, is we haven’t given it enough time to see if they work, and so far they’ve hurt a lot of people and services. This is the trade off when trying to make a sudden shock shift in economic policy.

[@anandastep]

Los salarios se vienen deteriorando desde el 2001, era 1800 dólares ahora no llega ni a 300. No es culpa del Milei

[@doughnutdevourer5667]

@@anandastep apologies, it has only risen from a rate of 160% to 288% under Milei. Both are terrible, one’s much worse.

[@periclesjames]

@@anandastep La vida baja Milei es una pesadilla para la mayoria de los argentinos . 3 milliones han entrando en pobreza en 2024 y cada dia miles de personas se quedan sin trabajo . Milei no tiene ningun plan economico y su plan es a privitizar todo incluyendo las provincias de Argentina .

[@timmycarey1958]

Javier might have to watch out he is no doubt ruffling a few feathers.

[@donlee.4308]

facts

[@rods6405]

For sure!

[@NanNan-vd4hk]

You sound soft as They mite have to watchout they fluffed up XM's fathers

[@NanNan-vd4hk]

Harden

[@NanNan-vd4hk]

Harden

[@EmilyJohnstone-sx9bj]

God bless this man and Argentina ❤🇦🇺🙏 🙌

[@ripvanwinkle2002]

if god cared Argentina wouldnt be a dumpster fire.

[@edwinsparda7622]

Go Milei. Much love and support from USA. 🇺🇸

[@marcoroberts9462]

0:10 THE POVERTY LEVEL HAS ALMOST DOUBLED DURING MILEI'S SHORT TIME IN OFFICE

[@timebandit359]

Aussies need a bloke like him. With have Pauline but the swamp & media will never let her get close

[@SERGIO-cr6uy]

You want someone like him? 14/03/2024, 1 USD = 850 Pesos 13/12/2023, 1 USD = 366 Pesos Since the election, the Argentinian Pesos lost another 57% of its purchasing power (meaning everything is a twice a expensive). What's gonna happen next? The Argentinians won't be able to afford imported food, medicine & goods (computers, phones, agricultural equipment..) Argentinian food producers (meat) may prefer exporting than selling locally. Educated people (doctors, nurses, engineers,...) will emigrate abroad & might never return. The country will suffer of a lack of qualified professionals. Is that what you want for your own country? Then may your wish be granted 🤞

[@matthewjohnston1400]

He’s a hero.

[@thedarkdefender7780]

He's WEF.

[@krasorx]

​@@thedarkdefender7780watch his speach at the WEF to see that he is against everything that the WEF represents

[@matthewjohnston1400]

@@thedarkdefender7780 he went to the WEF and condemned their socialist ideology.

[@snowman2970]

I wouldn’t call Argentinas 254% inflation rate (and still rising) increasing unemployment as well as more people falling into poverty a triumph?

[@Kryosleep]

Argentinians, I am American. I love Javier, am a conservative family man with many useful productive skills. May I immigrate there? I fear the US is done.

[@Kryosleep]

​@@EllanaWolfOops, you're correct, thanks! Giving it serious thought.

[@MegaTri4]

as italian i would visit Argentina in the future

[@GR-le1ms]

​@MegaTri4 many many many Italians in Argentina.

[@alexanderjames4109]

@@EllanaWolf America and Argentina were the wealthiest countries in the world 90 years ago (Arg, second) you have to give him time to make it a more livable country till you can start enjoying living in a prosperous Argentina again.. maybe in 4-6 years it could b great (as an european country)

[@jovanyespo]

They don't want you over there just like clowns like you don't want any other people from Latin American countries in the United States.

[@barrye5376]

Although the Left tries to deny it - Spirit and Patriotism that Inspires People is a very Inportant and Vital component of a Country's well Being. GOD BLESS YOU JAVIER HEAL YOUR NATION!!

[@Svensk7119]

The clip of the Italian translation of the guy speaking Spanish was a bit weird.

[@tedvillalon4139]

That's Argentina. A bunch if Italians who speak Spanish and think they're British. They even drove on the left side until the 1940s.

[@annestrada1724]

Cheers from USA!

[@JohnSmith-fl6qd]

From toronto. I love this guy. I wish we had a sensible leader like this in Canada

[@barryoneill-ec9zz]

I think you will get it soon.

[@noyfbna]

Just elect that other guy I forget his name.

[@JaneDoe-ek4ue]

Stop voting leftist ?

[@peter.cerrato]

Miley a sensible leader??? You cleary don't know anything about him. I live in Buenos Aires and He is a psycopath, shouting, getting angry and trying to force politicians and active social groups into submission!!! He said he was going to punish the "caste", the political establishment, instead he is punishing the lower and middle class! Since he asumed power poverty rose from 44,7 to 57,4 in only 2 month!!! My father-in-law who is 87, payed 80000 for health insurance... now he has to pay 300000 pesos. He is everything but sensible. And he is not a savior. He is a puppet for the WEF!!! Peace

[@pepz6431]

Pier Polybear or something, I forgot

[@FrancescoMarelli84]

The " Argentinian cuddle " was ... amazing. The excitement in his voice and face was priceless, so genuine ❤😊

[@WarrenPuffet]

Absolutely, you don’t see politicians able to mimic his sincerity and passion.

[@alexanderjentes]

Those sideburns speak loads! Bravo Señor Milei!

[@eddieaguirre605]

7 prior Heads of State couldn’t do this, he did it under a year .

[@user-yx2nl6le4l]

Just a few months actually.

[@rodpettet2819]

Well done Argentina. May you now prosper after so long of enduring failures.

[@indianarchangel]

All the best Argentina. Lots of love and power from India

[@PaulWright-kw5cm]

Argentina, you are in my prayers! May you continue to recover! Paul R. Wright from Texas!👍🤠

[@jovanyespo]

That's exactly what the country doesn't support from clowns like you

[@danielgonzale26]

Thank you my friend!

[@PaulWright-kw5cm]

​@@danielgonzale26Thank you for the uplifting reply! I wish you well; you and Argentina both are in my prayers! 👍 Paul R. Wright from Texas!🤠

[@silcar2300]

❤from Arg

[@NeroTheBoop]

Isn't he the same man that wanted to abolish the Argentinian Central Bank though? I guess only time will tell if this is really the turning point for Argentina or if they're gonna experience another economic crack👀

[@cezarstefanseghjucan]

Where are the workplaces? Where are the wage increases? Where is a true plan for economic rebirth?

[@HarveyDangerLurker]

You let small businesses and millions of people make those choices without the centralized Government.

[@cezarstefanseghjucan]

@@HarveyDangerLurker The small people and companies will have no rules without government protection for the weakest members of society. No social aid, but fair wages, working hours, right to unionize, no tax evasion.

[@HarveyDangerLurker]

@cezarstefanseghjucan Argentina's government went way beyond guarantees on property rights and rule of law.

[@AntedUpEntertainment]

You say this like Argentina hasn't routinely dropped the ball financially for the last 2 decades+​@@cezarstefanseghjucan

[@pm1660]

Chill, it's been 3 months. Are you really that daft that you think you can turn an economy in its way to hyperinflation in 3 months? Wave increases? THERE IS NO MONEY. And the plan is on internet for anyone that wants to see it (in Spanish, look it up)

[@kellyw8017]

Leaders are defined by their ability take the bull by the horns. Milei is a leader.

[@wellston2826]

"There comes a time in every man's life, when he must take the bull by the tail and face the situation." --W. C Fields.

[@pottertheavenger1363]

Cutting all public spending to get surplus taxes is akin to being broke and keeping all your income to yourself, and not paying for food or internet. Sure, you have green numbers, but you're starving. Damn rightwing nutcases. What's the use of the state if it doesn't provide anything to people.

[@oneanddonetzone3673]

Never doubt a man with a chainsaw! I was so touched when I saw his exuberance and love for Donald Trump when they met! I don’t know this man but it sure seems like he has a good soul

[@fides249]

I like the way his Spanish speeches. Proper cadence and very clear.

[@greenlissy]

Appears to be one of the few politicians who is telling the truth about "stuff" - I think that's why people like him. And he's willing to fight corruption. It's interesting to watch his progress.

[@peterhaslund]

He makes the people smile and gives them hope that something can change. He's no trump, he's Milei

[@Rathkryn]

It's a good thing that future Americans will have a place to seek refuge in.

[@l33tninja1]

I wouldn't bet on that. If they're smart they will keep the majority of the world out to keep the kind of people who caused the collapse from infecting the system.

[@beany1944]

Really? No one wants people who are toxic, especially the new generations that are brainwashed into sickening pronouns, support terrorism, are lazy to work. Who want facist racists full of hate in their country?

[@allengonch4067]

A lot of americans will need refuge if they vote in Trump

[@Kurby622]

Trumps America's Milei. Idk wtf is going on with Biden.

[@chrisdouglas1158]

@@allengonch4067 why will they?

[@user-zu2yq8lv1i]

We can see from what is happening in Argentina that countries don't need politicians they need ordinary people who know about finance to be president.

[@jacobbonilla1247]

Argentina 🇦🇷, protect that dude at all cost. We once had a president similar. It was the greatest time in American history.

[@SpectreOZ]

There's extremely extravagant waste of public finances here in Australia, this is unfortunately a by-product of Big Government, good luck to Argentina 👍

[@periclesjames]

Australia is paradise compared to Argentina where now there is no investment in nothing no public works no investment in provinces nor in public hospitals everything is collapsing at a record rate and to top it off the prices for food are dearer than Australia but we earn 8 times less . Its much worse now under Milei . Life in Argentina was fantastic from 2003 to 2015 . We had a strong economy and very cheap prices . Now its a brutal depression and outrageously expensive !

[@baaser900]

It's amazing what ridding a country of Socialists/Marxists/Communists/Globalists can do and in short time. Let the rest of the world learn from Javier Milie and good for Argentina. Keep the success going.

[@biocapsule7311]

lol... you believe in this load of rubbish? I have a bridge to sell you.

[@davidpar2]

If you want a leader who understands economics, vote right. If you want someone who doesn’t even know what a woman is let alone understand economics, vote left.

[@rafsoverflow]

It's not a left or right problem, it is a leadership problem. Mexico was a Hellshow with the right and is now doing better than ever with the left. Any extremes are terrible. Far left is as bad as far right. Also any government that is there for too long starts becoming too corrupt no matter what political spectrum. Good for Argentina btw!!!

[@geesixnine]

Keynesianism destroys countries. Statism oppresses its people whether it's left or right.

[@Mark-in1im]

@@rafsoverflow It is absolutely a left vs right issue. The definition of the "left" is someone who believes in bigger govt, more taxes and less freedom. The left believes you can borrow, print & tax your way to prosperity and that's just a huge lie. The "right" believes in smaller govt, less taxes, more freedom. That also means less "free" goodies for everyone, but nothing is free.

[@lowmonte1978]

@@rafsoverflowObrador is a dictator worshiping trash bro..

[@Burncsb]

​@@rafsoverflow it is true that hierarchies tend to corruption as time goes on... but the left is notably bad in the economy, and when the economy goes bad, most things just follow it and the people suffer a lot more for it.

[@rexharrisen5387]

The difference is he works for the the PEOPLE😮🎉.

[@southerncross86]

When Milei was swarn in to function, the country was heading to 17 thousand percent inflation rate, with his ending of issuNce of notes and cost rationalization, cutting huge corruption, he downed inflation to 13,2% in Feb 29024. HE IS A HERO, INDEED

[@Genesis-007]

He is similar to Trump and exactly what we need in Australia, VOTE ONE NATION 🇦🇺 for credible leadership

[@user-jw9lq5ib6g]

bollocks, POMS... living on stolen land.... back to work, your cousin's roo is haaangry

[@gt63628]

In reality they are very different, but similar in their objectives.

[@Genesis-007]

@@user-rj2el1yg9i What One Nation is or isn't will be decided by One Nation, not by you. 👍

[@user-rm8yn2tr7e]

Similar to Dementia Don ??? you are kidding - Honest Don's only policy is that all rich guys pay no tax

[@nevillewran4083]

@@Genesis-007 So you want to elect, as your federal government, a party who determines policy, not voters? Do members get to have a say?

[@FrankNstyn]

I'm almost tearful with hope.

[@Adam-go7cz]

Me too. The Austrian economics is the most solid of all schools of economics. Every country would benefit greatly in implementing it. But it is important to do it as soon as possible, not to wait to last possible second like they did in Argentina. Let the world see that libertarian ideas works !

[@thenewbohemian5779]

@@Adam-go7cz I studied Econ. My department was functionally Keynesian - and I did really well (even being an honors student). Curious that I find myself as an Austrian, because even though I was trained as a Keynesian, I actually understood Keynesianism!!!!! Austrians are the only real economists. Everyone else are simply astrologists for Machiavellian grifters.

[@Adam-go7cz]

​@@thenewbohemian5779Yes! I am glad you agree. You went against the flow and used critical thinking. That is not easy, and I applaud you for it. Btw, my favourite slaughter of Keynes (himself) is in the book by Henry Hazlitt: The Failure of the New Economics If anyone is interested...

[@Marylmac]

What a beautiful heartwarming story! Thanyou Sky News team.

[@TaiganTundra]

You are under the spell of the Antichrist, you are set for damnation if you keep this up. Only Jesus Christ is your saviour.

[@sjv9147s]

I'm not too sure Argentina's out of the woods yet. Having said this, I sincerely wish the President the very best of results for Argentina over the long term.

[@DG-mk7kd]

It's amazing how easy it is to solve impossible problems such as crime (el salvador) or the economy (argentina) when you just make even the most basic effort

[@maricogan2903]

God, protect this man.

[@user-jw9lq5ib6g]

there is no god, karen... cult order.. back to the kitchen, be barefooted and st-fu

[@xerveschex5761]

Absolutely. If he can pull this off itll send shockwaves. More countries will lean into people like him and hopefully, they'll pull it off too

[@rcort4864]

Amen.

[@ajkulac9895]

Stop telling God what to do

[@user-jw9lq5ib6g]

@@rcort4864🤣🤣 there is no god, fruitcake... get off the bottle

[@travelchoice89]

💼 Amazing turnaround! Milei's impact on Argentina's economy is impressive! 💰📈

[@tonyp2865]

What is their current inflation rate? Is it falling?

[@mclemens848]

The corrupt opposition will always call him names like they did to Bukele in El Salvador. But Bukele has done so many good things for the country he should win the" man of the year"Prize

[@jenjenthe10]

I'm sitting here wondering why this video is bringing me to tears. I am a woman who works in IT, makes a good salary, yet continues to struggle financially in the US. I don't know how anyone is getting by. Never in my 40 years of being on this planet did I think our country would be this way. I feel like I'm living in the beginning stages of the movie Idiocracy. I can only hope and pray for this type of leadership for every country . God bless this man and protect him!

[@umadbro4493]

imagine being a man

[@OberDesiah]

I feel with you. Have it same way with decent job(in IT).

[@alexlazar4738]

I was also brought to tears by this "report" and comments so far but for the opposite reason. Speaking of idiocracy you've just watched in this video the movie "Ass" *from idiocracy movie) .... watching the two chics of the same backside move and you think it's edifying and inspiring.

[@matiasherrera8264]

this next Nov. 5th...MAGA, THAT' S ALL. from Argentina

[@crthompson5930]

Don't worry change is coming and the left is on the chopping block this time or anyone who aids them including RINO'S.

[@The3nd187]

We should follow his steps and pay our politicians in food.

[@happysunnyrain1531]

I think they should not make more than teachers and cops in their district.

[@dannycbe949]

Dog food

[@jpnphom5470]

Hate this kind of comment……its unreal talking

[@storehouseads5934]

This man is single handedly breaking down the status quo. He better do everything in his power to protect himself because the status quo doesn’t like to be challenged.

[@artemisiya1549]

Wow. Good on you sir. It makes a huge difference when your president loves his country. I’m excited to see what else Millei will accomplish! Because you know he’s not finished yet. ❤️

[@angel-fz8qg]

Wow great job Milie!

[@nolisto1]

Wait, I'm waiting for the part where he solved Argentina's economic problems. Because it seems like the economic issues had become worse

[@braxtonvestal777]

Hes only a few months in and they have already had a surplus in income instead of furthering their debt. It surely will hurt them for a while, but in the long run, the budget cuts could turn around the economy and help his actual constitutes instead of only the top 1%.