Javier Milei

And in fact, there is an article called Passing the Buck, which is by Gerardo de la Paulera Bozzoli and Irigoyen, that demonstrates that Menem's first government was the best government in history. And basically, it argues two things in the success of the stabilization of the convertibility program.

And in fact, there is an article called Passing the Buck, which is by Gerardo de la Paulera Bozzoli and Irigoyen, that demonstrates that Menem's first government was the best government in history. And basically, it argues two things in the success of the stabilization of the convertibility program.

And in fact, there is an article called Passing the Buck, which is by Gerardo de la Paulera Bozzoli and Irigoyen, that demonstrates that Menem's first government was the best government in history. And basically, it argues two things in the success of the stabilization of the convertibility program.

So if you take a closer look, when you examine it carefully, when you account for all these factors, Our disinflation process is actually much more genuine. And not only that, it's also much deeper. We restored freedoms to Argentinians while simultaneously implementing a struggle reform eight times larger. And we accomplished this with only...

So if you take a closer look, when you examine it carefully, when you account for all these factors, Our disinflation process is actually much more genuine. And not only that, it's also much deeper. We restored freedoms to Argentinians while simultaneously implementing a struggle reform eight times larger. And we accomplished this with only...

So if you take a closer look, when you examine it carefully, when you account for all these factors, Our disinflation process is actually much more genuine. And not only that, it's also much deeper. We restored freedoms to Argentinians while simultaneously implementing a struggle reform eight times larger. And we accomplished this with only...

with 15% of the representatives, 10% of the senators, and within the first six months of government. In other words, our deregulation agenda continues daily, and we still have 3,200 structural reforms pending. This will ultimately make Argentina the freest country in the world.

with 15% of the representatives, 10% of the senators, and within the first six months of government. In other words, our deregulation agenda continues daily, and we still have 3,200 structural reforms pending. This will ultimately make Argentina the freest country in the world.

with 15% of the representatives, 10% of the senators, and within the first six months of government. In other words, our deregulation agenda continues daily, and we still have 3,200 structural reforms pending. This will ultimately make Argentina the freest country in the world.

Moreover, to have a sense of magnitude, the reforms that we already have made with the Executive Order 7023, and with the basis law, we have actually jumped 90 places in terms of economic freedom. What this means is that today, Argentina has institutions similar to those of Germany,

Moreover, to have a sense of magnitude, the reforms that we already have made with the Executive Order 7023, and with the basis law, we have actually jumped 90 places in terms of economic freedom. What this means is that today, Argentina has institutions similar to those of Germany,

Moreover, to have a sense of magnitude, the reforms that we already have made with the Executive Order 7023, and with the basis law, we have actually jumped 90 places in terms of economic freedom. What this means is that today, Argentina has institutions similar to those of Germany,

france italy and we obviously want this to continue and let's say we are going to surpass no doubt the levels of economic freedom that ireland reached in its best moment and not only that we're going to exceed the levels of economic freedom of australia new zealand and switzerland we are undoubtedly going to be the freest country in the world and this

france italy and we obviously want this to continue and let's say we are going to surpass no doubt the levels of economic freedom that ireland reached in its best moment and not only that we're going to exceed the levels of economic freedom of australia new zealand and switzerland we are undoubtedly going to be the freest country in the world and this

france italy and we obviously want this to continue and let's say we are going to surpass no doubt the levels of economic freedom that ireland reached in its best moment and not only that we're going to exceed the levels of economic freedom of australia new zealand and switzerland we are undoubtedly going to be the freest country in the world and this

And this means that thanks to what we've done today, we are on a path that allows us to multiply our per capita GDP by 2.5 times when you apply the relevant correction. And this, of course, is something very interesting because it implies a huge increase in well-being. And furthermore, today the Argentinian economy is already strongly and amazingly recovering.

And this means that thanks to what we've done today, we are on a path that allows us to multiply our per capita GDP by 2.5 times when you apply the relevant correction. And this, of course, is something very interesting because it implies a huge increase in well-being. And furthermore, today the Argentinian economy is already strongly and amazingly recovering.

And this means that thanks to what we've done today, we are on a path that allows us to multiply our per capita GDP by 2.5 times when you apply the relevant correction. And this, of course, is something very interesting because it implies a huge increase in well-being. And furthermore, today the Argentinian economy is already strongly and amazingly recovering.

And we can say analysts' hypotheses were suggesting that next year we would be growing between 5% and 6%. Today, JP Morgan has now corrected, or let's say revised the projections upwards. And besides, when we normalize the price situation, the true poverty rate came up and it was 57% in January. Today it is at 46%, meaning we lowered poverty by 11 percentage points.

And we can say analysts' hypotheses were suggesting that next year we would be growing between 5% and 6%. Today, JP Morgan has now corrected, or let's say revised the projections upwards. And besides, when we normalize the price situation, the true poverty rate came up and it was 57% in January. Today it is at 46%, meaning we lowered poverty by 11 percentage points.