Javier Milei ends budget deficit in Argentina, first time in 123 years

The focus is on many of the papers that dot the intelligence area of the Army and other security forces, in addition to the AFI. The investigation now points to the role of César Milani

Foul-mouthed Milei shows libertarians the way - Washington Examiner

Last year, the Economist warned that “Javier Milei would be a danger for democracy in Argentina” on the eve of his election. Twelve months on, that global voice of “Sensible Centrism” has changed its tune: “Javier Milei’s reforms hold lessons for the world.” You can see its point. In his first year, the Argentine president halved the inflation rate, which was running at one per cent per day when he took over. He has freed up the rental market, r…

The economist Philipp Bagus knows Argentina's President Javier Milei as a colleague. In the interview, Bagus talks about Milei's successes to date and the philosophical foundations of his economic policy.

Fuera! How Javier Milei Made Argentina Great Again - Liberty Nation News

By Andrew Moran Fuera! It has been one year since President Javier Milei arrived, raised hell, and made Argentina great again. It took a single word – the Spanish translation is “out” – to transform the dying South American nation that had been crippled by the shackles of socialism and enslaved by the gluttony of political greed. Milei […]

Argentina’s Javier Milei has made a horrible mistake

A year after his landslide victory, the president has blown his chance to allow market forces to unleash a supply-side miracle

DOGE-Style Efficiency Cuts Deliver Argentina’s First Budget Surplus in 123 Years.

In just one year, President Javier Milei has transformed Argentina’s economic landscape, slashing the national budget deficit to zero for the first time in 123 years. This is a historic milestone in his presidency, which began on December 10, 2023.Milei took over an economy crippled by rampant inflation, where supermarkets had to adjust prices daily. However, with his aggressive cutbacks to the size of the state, often symbolized by his wielding…