US Edition“Defend the Indefensible”: What Is the Book that Javier Milei Gave to His Cabinet
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At the last cabinet meeting of the year, at the Fifth of Olives, President Javier Milei (La Libertad Avanza) gave him the book “Defender lo
The president delivered a controversial volume written by an American economist, questioning the legal restrictions on activities rejected by the majority of society
This Monday night, President Javier Milei called all the officials of his Cabinet of Ministers to a meeting to “closure the end of the year” in the Fifth Presidential of Olivos, Vicente López, on the occasion of carrying out a review of the year 2025 and charting the objectives and direction of the Government by 2026. It was a meeting led by the head of State and attended by both the main leaders of the Government as well as the officials who jo…
The ministers and some former officials who recently left office posed next to the president, dressed in his classic YPF Mamluk.He gave each of them the book Defending Walter Block's indefensible.All the government's news, minute by minute.
Argentine President Javier Milei has once again ignited controversy. At a barbecue with his ministers and advisors at the Quinta de Olivos presidential residence, he presented them with the book "Defending the Indefensible," written by libertarian economist Walter Block. The book, published in 1976, argues that activities such as prostitution, drug trafficking, usury, and blackmail should not be prohibited if they are carried out voluntarily and…
Canal C Milei gave his Cabinet a book that defends the “indefensible” and revives polemics In a year-end barbecue at the Fifth of Olives, President Javier Milei surprised his ministers with a gift loaded with political and ideological message: Defending the indefensible, by the American economist Walter Block. Originally published in 1976, the book is a classic of libertarian thinking and proposes a provocative thesis: the State should not prohi…
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