Milei’s policies are harsh and relentless, but only towards the corrupt leftist government elites—something refreshing.
Western economic “experts” warned that Milei, labeled a “Far Rightist,” would bring economic disaster. They feared his success would undermine their influence, hoping for Argentina’s failure under his leadership. Never trust Western “journalists”—they’re largely Marxist globalists, obsessed with being the center of attention.
Similarly, Italy’s economy is thriving under the “Far Right” anti-globalist leadership of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni—news you’ll never hear on ABC. She’s strikingly beautiful, but like Melania Trump, she won’t make the Vogue cover—an honor reserved for figures like Assad’s wife, hand-picked by the Obamas and Valerie Jarrett.
Argentina’s economy exits recession in milestone for Javier Milei.
GDP expanded 3.9 per cent from July to September in seasonal-adjusted terms compared with the previous quarter, marking Argentina’s first quarter of growth since it entered recession in late 2023, the country’s statistics agency said on Monday.
Compared with the same period in 2023, GDP for the third quarter fell 2.1 per cent.
The rebound comes as Milei marks one year in office, during which time he has unleashed brutal spending cuts and a fierce deregulation drive.
The programme has brought down the country’s triple-digit annual inflation and made the libertarian one of the most prominent leaders of the global right, winning glowing endorsements from the likes of US President-elect Donald Trump and one of his closest advisers, billionaire Elon Musk.
Argentina’s sovereign bonds climbed on Monday, with the premium over US Treasuries that investors demand to hold its debt falling 4.4 per cent to 677 basis points, down from more than 2,000 when Milei took office.
h/t JJS_FLA