They estimate that Milei's first year ended with less poor than those left by Cristina Kirchner.

The first year of government Javier Milei, marked by a release of controls, a relative price adjustment – dollar and tariffs – and a brutal drop in public spending of almost 30%, would have ended with a poverty lower than that left by Alberto Fernández and Cristina Kirchner.The final number will be confirmed when the Indec publish tomorrow at 16 the index of the second semester of 2024 that is derived from the Permanent Household Survey (EPH). F…

President Javier Milei did not hesitate to respond again to Cristina Kirchner through her social networks, this time in relation to the agreement that the government is closing with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). In his X account, the head of state wrote: “Ay Cristina... It seems that you find it difficult to learn... Get out of the way again. CIAO!”, accompanied by a quote from a tweet from the IMF spokesperson, Julie Kozack. The messag…

President Javier Milei, with Economy Minister Luis "Toto" Caputo. (Photo: Reuters) The Rosada (Citizens' Office) is trying to contain the market's nervousness over the lack of details regarding the agreement with the IMF and allay fears of a peso devaluation. With the Buenos Aires City elections already underway, La Libertad Avanza is now looking at the campaigns in Santa Fe and PBA. The dollar and votes. These were the government's two main con…

The former president made clear the government's inconsistencies regarding the negotiations with the Fund. She called the Minister of Economy "very nasty" and reiterated the agreement with the agency will not work. She also denounced the campaign against him, to which Milei himself announced that he will go to jail.

Cristina Kirchner exposed the government's inconsistencies regarding the negotiations with the International Monetary Fund. "As always... Toto is very clumsy," the former president analyzed regarding the announcement made by the Minister of Economy about the amount of the loan Javier Milei requested from the IMF, which was later denied by the organization itself. "I felt like it was the first day of your bad government," the President remarked t…

Former President Cristina Kirchner crossed over to Javier Milei again for the new agreement with the IMF and spoke again about the sanction for corruption imposed on her by the Donald Trump government in the United States. On Thursday, the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, confirmed that the understanding with the multilateral body will be for $20 billion. “This agreement that they are going to sign with the Monetary Fund will not work... as non…