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    About our Javier Milei news

    Latest news on Javier Milei, Argentina's libertarian president who champions radical free market reforms, dollarisation and spending cuts. Coverage of economic policies and political developments.

    Javier Milei, Argentina's controversial president since December 2023, has implemented sweeping reforms aimed at transforming South America's second-largest economy. A self-described anarcho-capitalist, Milei won the presidency with 55.69% of the vote, promising radical changes including dollarization, abolishing the central bank, and drastically reducing government spending.

    Under Milei's leadership, Argentina has seen significant economic developments. Monthly inflation has decreased from 25.5% in December 2023 to record lows, with the government achieving its first fiscal surplus in over a decade. His administration has laid off approximately 20% of federal employees and announced plans to restructure the tax agency. However, these policies have led to increased poverty rates and sparked protests, particularly from students and unions opposing funding cuts.

    Milei's distinctive personal style and unorthodox approach have captured global attention. Known for wielding chainsaws at rallies to symbolize cutting bureaucracy, his catchphrase "¡Viva la libertad, carajo!" has become a rallying cry. His administration maintains close ties with the United States and Israel, while distancing Argentina from China and traditional allies. In April 2024, Argentina formally requested to become a NATO global partner.

    Prior to his presidency, Milei worked as an economist and television commentator. His rise to prominence featured aggressive rhetoric against what he called "the political caste" and promises to end decades of economic decline. His campaign resonated particularly with young voters frustrated by persistent inflation and poverty.

    Our NewsNow feed provides comprehensive coverage of Milei's presidency, tracking economic indicators, policy implementation, and political developments. From market reactions to social protests, stay informed about one of Latin America's most significant political experiments in recent history through updates from reliable local and international sources.


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