Trump to Welcome Argentina's President Milei as US Extends $20 Billion Lifeline
Milei seeks U.S. political and economic backing amid Argentina's financial crisis and rising disapproval, with Washington pledging $20 billion to support the economy, officials said.
- Argentina's President Milei is seeking help from Trump as his country struggles with a financial crisis, and Trump has promised $20 billion to prop up Argentina's economy.
- Argentina has had to spend over $1 billion to defend its currency, the peso, a strategy economists believe is unsustainable, prompting the US intervention.
- The US aims to counter China's influence in Argentina, a major lithium producer that had been deepening ties with China before Milei took power.
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Trump to meet Argentina's Milei as U.S. advances $20-billion bailout
WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump will host Argentina's president, Javier Milei, at the White House on Tuesday, just days after the U.S. agreed to provide a major financial lifeline to the South American nation. Read more at straitstimes.com.
President Trump Hosts Meeting with Argentine Republic President Javier Milei
President Trump will host Argentine President Javier Milei at the White House this afternoon for a bilateral meeting. Milei, the popular anti-socialist President of Argentina, has long been an ally of President Trump and his MAGA agenda.
American support represents a breath of oxygen for the Argentine economy and its president, in poor posture.
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