What Does the Curious Adam Smith Tie that Javier Milei Wore in His Speech to the UN Mean?
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The Argentine president drew attention to using the garment that originally belonged to the economist and Nobel Prize winner, Milton Friedman.
Javier Milei broke his strict dress code to take the stand of the United Nations General Assembly. Used to wearing dark and completely smooth tones ties, the President surprised in New York with a garment stamped with the profile of Adam Smith, the father of economic liberalism. The aesthetic detail came out...
The gesture was interpreted as a nod to the tradition of economic liberalism and, at the same time, as a reference to the present marked by artificial intelligence. The Milei entry and his Adam Smith tie: the detail that no one omitted at the UN was first published in #BorderPeriodism.
The image was shared by Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno on his social networks and showed the President along with the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo. Read more
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