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IMF and Milei - partners in Argentina's neoliberal autocracy
After seven years, and 20 agreements since 1956, under IMF programmes, Argentina remains in an economic crisis. Following a brief period without its presence, the IMF came back in 2018 in the midst of a crisis that has lasted ever since. President Javier Milei’s current orthodox government is implementing a regressive austerity plan that is at odds with international human rights law while the IMF reinforces its complicity. Milei’s government to…
Tucumano legislator Gabriel Yedlin, referent of the Peronist front “Force Patria”, attacked Javier Milei’s government on Monday, calling it “cruel” and ensuring that his management will leave a country “more indebted, without public works and with greater social suffering.” However, an analysis of economic data reveals a different panorama, with significant achievements in Milei’s management that contrast with the criticisms of the opposition le…
The leader stressed the need for a clearly “anti-mileist” political alternative.
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