Kinley Salmon
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first heard Sep 2026
last heard 9 Sep
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That, frankly, I think, helped stave off what could have been a really nasty defeat, possibly one that would have really made him a lame duck kind of a president, and turned it into a strong win.
So that foreign policy has been a great success.
I mean, the other big thing for Argentina is, of course, China, which is a huge trading partner, and he's shown pragmatism on that.
On the campaign trail back in 2023, he called the Chinese leadership assassins.
says working with them is very agreeable.
He says we've deepened our trade relations, and that's paying off, too.
The Chinese renewed a $19 billion swap line just last month.
Well, the biggest challenges are more about jobs and wages and growth.
Let's be clear, the country's on track for consecutive years of growth.
That's actually a real rarity in Argentina, but it is much slower than planned.
And that growth is concentrated in sectors like oil and mining and in agriculture.
And the trouble is those don't generate that many jobs.
They're not that labor-intensive.
And the sectors that are labour-intensive, like manufacturing or tourism, have really struggled.
There's not as much activity in those sectors as there was even when he took office.
What's the result?
230,000 fewer private sector jobs than in 2023.
And he also boasts we've also cut 80,000-plus public sector jobs.
But that is hurting families, of course.
And if you look at salaries in the formal private sector, they are still below where they were when Millais took office as well.
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