I migrated with my family to Australia in the late 1970's and just before the Malvinas/Falkland war. Had I stayed in Buenos Aires I would have ended in the navy for a two years national service and probably would have not returned home as my closest friend died in the battleship Belgrano as a petty officer and he reallly wanted me to serve with him in his ship. In Australia I learn to speak english and by the time Javier Milei came into power last year I had lost all hope for my country of birth. Because I'm bilingual and can listen to the main voices currently talking in favour and against Milei in Argentina (and abroad) and I can tell you that for the first time in many decades I'm not longer embarrassed to tell people where I was born! I'm amazed and very hopeful of the changes happening in Argentina and totally support Axel's assessment of the current political and economic situation in South America and the world.
@vern146 yes, the current Australian government has systematically being erroding Australian future by (simple example) allowing the sale of huge areas of Australian farmland and resources to overseas interests including to Chinese government owned companies. We used to have 10 oil active destilaries processing our own crude oil but Labor governments have reduced that number to only two (one used for storage only) and have given the task of processing our crude oil to mostly Chinese and Singaporean companies... We sell our crude oil to them and then we buy it back from them at a huge benefit to those foreign conglomerates (just to give you a small example of what has been going on in resent decades). One of the biggest issues I fear is that there is not a great deal of difference between our political parties and in the end we end up loosing more and more regardless of who is incharge! Of course it is not as simple as that but mine is just a simple observation.
@@colorin81coloradobilingual myself, and although my ability to speak Spanish sucks, I can watch most shows and movies with little problem (though with some people I struggle) and have been following Milei since before he got elected. And I'm always watching videos on the Argentin economy. We've got economic growth now, inflation down to 2.3% a month (though the peso did appreciate against the dollar), and poverty went from 55% to 38% now. Which I'm sure you can appreciate is a huge improvement in so little time.
The State is Always and Everywhere a Criminal Organization, which is financed by Parasitizing the People. Less State is Less Corruption and More Money in the People's Pockets.
Yes. The cure is not creating politicians who are angels, but giving government as little power as possible for the national defense and not much else.
@@jladdyost Once given, the power to use deadly force against all is impossible to control, limit. The only solution is to NOT authorize coercive govt.
How can a farmer working 14 hours in the field be corrupt, why did his family end up paying for this revolution. A revolution by the rich and for the rich.
@@РафаэльСаркисянц-ъ2т Imagine coping over someone in the other corner from the world, a President of the free world with civilization' ideals, from a poor, sad, lonely dictatorship mud hole; Russia.
@@Tamara-qd5dc keep on praying... this year we have to pay 21bn usd... reprogrammed payments by Martín Guzmán, of the debt taken by Mauricio Macri (57bn that disappeared as soon as they arrived).
If only we had a leader like Milei in the UK. He is rapidly becoming a legend. Not just for the success in already turning round a dramatically bad situation but also his speeches advocating for liberty to the snakes at the WEF and UN (amongst others), right in the belly of the beast.
Greetings from an Argentine living in Australia!!! I never voted before since I came to Australia, last year I did because I saw a light for my country, someone different, with convictions, an outsider!
Milei clearly told the Argentinians that if they stayed on the current path, they would become like Venezuela, but if they switched to libertarianism and a free-market system, there would be short- to medium-term massive pain; however, in the end, they would be better off. And it’s working.
What he is doing has nothing to do the "australian school". Please don`t be stupid. And he didnt reformed anything. He just did an unsustainable fiscal adjustment
There are a few eternal truths in economics (1) Unfunded fiscal deficits lead to inflation (2) Government spending is mostly wasted. (3) The Economist magazine is always wrong. Once inflation is under control, Millei will be able to dispense with capital controls and Argentina will take off.
@@healthygrowth7760 Seems that way in the moment, not over time. They are all poised for a great fall. It's like jumping from a 100 story building and someone asks you as you hurtle past the 50th floor how it feels: "So far, so good." What is going to happen when the US can't service it's debt except by printing more money? I see a death spiral of the dollar if we don't wake up. It's either inflate our way out, the likely, cowardly way, or repudiate the debt and crash the world economy instantly. The only other path is to stop lying to the public that we can have everything and cut spending to gradually bring down the debt. The US government spent < $5 trillion per year before COVID and now, years after that crisis has been over, refuses to spend less than $7 trillion. It's a travesty. It's not under-taxation: revenues are at record levels. It's spending to buy votes, a bipartisan failing.
Public spending creates jobs, builds houses, schools and hospitals. What do tax cuts for the rich do? Create a boom in luxury goods that most people can't even afford.
Which is exactly what Starmer wants for the UK. Thatcher said socialism is fine until you run out of other people's money. How can an economy grow when almost everyone works for the government? Student politics are destroying the UK.
@@puertousbmonkey eeven in Cuba the small thrive in their economy comes from $ sent from parents outside, informal commerce and tourism.. if gov take full control of these activities situation would be even worst
So, inflation in Argentina now is at 2% per month. Doing the math (1,02^12) that gives an inflation of 26,9% per year for the next year (2025). That seems pretty high, but let's remember that inflation was above 300% annually when he took office. And, inflation is still going down, therefore it will actually be much lower than that. There's zero doubt that by 2026, inflation will be at a single digit, if not between 0.5-2%. By 2026, the Argentinian Peso will be the best currency in the world, even above the Dollar itself, only losing to Bitcoin. Poverty was at 46% when he took office. It when up to 51% during the middle of the year, but now it already dropped to 38%, therefore in just a single year, poverty has already declined. The government is paying all debt on schedule for the first time in decades, the debt is being reduced and there's still fiscal surplus from the budget. I don't call it a "Miracle" simply because I have been a Libertarian for years, thus I always knew that this would be the inevitable outcome. But it is still impressive nevertheless.
Para lograr esta bajada de inflación artificial tuvo que triplicar el costo de vida medido en dólares aumentando la pobreza y la desocupación, ademas de estar usando reservas del Banco Central para INTERVENIR el tipo de cambio y que el peso no se deprecie. Un libertario INTERVINIENDO el tipo de cambio, lo mismo que han hecho los otros presidentes populistas que hemos tenido o como Milei prefiere llamarlos: "zurdos de mierd@"
@@androidgameplays4every13 Literalmente el comentario habla de que la pobreza bajó a 38.9%, que es menos que lo que había con el gobierno anterior. El desempleo también ha ido bajando mes tras mes, aunque ha subido al inicio del año, hasta el tercer trimestre sigue habiendo más desempleo que antes de asumir, pero con una diferencia mínima. Y no sé de dónde sacaste que están usando dólares para intervenir el tipo de cambio, que no sólo no es verdad, sino que el peso incluso aumentó su valor todos estos meses desde julio, eso es algo que ninguno de los otros presidentes populistas que mencionas han logrado haciendo lo que dices. 😂
It's so delusional to see the opposition trying to discredit his achievements in the comments... when it's pretty clear for all of us outside. Especially for people like me, living in Brazil, we can see the change in our neighbor country: they are coming back on holidays, they have more purchasing power, prices are not so crazy, etc.
@@peachimpeachedwhat are you talking about here? You say that all we need to do is to turn the tv on and see what he is doing? Are you so blind that believe that lowering down inflation and paying off external debt is bad? Are you seriously telling me that reducing corruption, crime, unemployment and improving fairness at the grown level of society is discrediting Javier Milei's amazing economic improvements and vision for the future? Who are you?
What an education that was!!! Thank you! I hope Canadian politicians take note of what Milei is doing for Argentina. If they do there might be hope for Canada as well.
The Liberals will - if they get into power - continue destroying the nation. If we look historically, the 1990's run of Chretien and Martin were an anomaly as far as I can tell. Trudeau's destruction of the local economy and slapping up red tape to destroy investment has been the norm - not the exception. Conservatives historically have been the ones to come in and clean that up, and in so doing, result in economic growth. If you look at the polling: Conservatives are set to end up with 70+% of the seats in the house of commons. And if they get a big enough mandate - if the Canadian Senate attempts to block or slow down the conservative policy, they will have the mandate and political capital to engage in constitutional reform. To put it simply: The next few years are going to be interesting for Canada/Canadians.
Where have you seen a free market? 🇺🇸 Do you think the US has a free market? Maybe China has a 🇨🇳 free market? It is the number 1 and 2 economy in the world and everything is under government control: issuing money, stimulating the economy, fencing off foreign imports, sanctions against other countries, trade wars, and much more.
The Americas are doing great in General. Most peaceful continents on the planet. USA expat living in Peru. It has changed for the good in the last 20 years. So good to see what is happening in Argentina. It will help the entire continent 😊
What made west rich were Protestant christian values, merit based system, no subsidies, no freebies, no affirmative system, very small govt, rules based society, free market economy. But most countries did not like it because it made them work hard for their living. Simple rule is talent based on work should be rewarded accordingly. anything which hinders it, you become poorer.
When 100 years ago Argentina was one of the richest countries in the world (more than England, Germany, France) and was on par with the United States, the values that made it so rich were Catholic, not Protestant. Argentina is a Catholic nation and thus became one of the richest and most prosperous in the world.
Argentina has so much resources that it’s crazy their economy was doing so badly. It’s all because of government overreach and thinking that they have all the answers. Milei knows better and now so do more and more people in the US, EU and hopefully soon, my country Malaysia.
We Argentinians pretty much give our natural resources for free so that transnationals can profit. This is not going to change with Milei. If anything, it's worsening.
Milei is my idol. As I love analyzing and studying human history, I have never seen anyone like him. At any point in human history, taking the cheese from the vested interest groups has always been a very dangerous action. He not only lives but thrives; it is a miracle to me.
@@marcocappelli5124 mentira, ningun medio lo llamaba, fueron un par de periodistas que le dieron espacio, el pelado Trebuck (medio nacional), y Alejandro Fantino en Neura, los otros se apartaban como si el tuviera lepra, el gano por los jovenes y las redes sociales...hay que conocer para hablar...
@@nataliagonzalez2465 Me refiero a mucho antes de las elecciones, en su época de mediático en la que se vestía de Ancap-Man, cuando Milei les servía para tirar la discusión para la derecha y hacer parecer más sensible a las ideas del PRO. Cuando demostró que podía ganarle al PRO, ahí empezaron a tirarle con todo. Y actualmente no le cuestionan ninguna de las mentiras que dice cuando lo entrevistan. Y lo digo habiéndolo votado.
@@marcocappelli5124 The vested interest group I refer to includes not only corporations but also establishment politicians, union leaders, and others who benefit from a corrupt government without contributing productively. Nowadays, corporations may earn money, but they typically provide decent services in exchange. However, many are extorted by corrupt officials and union leaders, forced to sacrifice a significant portion of their hard-earned money. Of course, if a corporation is controlled or manipulated by corrupt officials to gain an unfair competitive advantage, it should also be regarded as part of the vested interest group.
@@nataliagonzalez2465 Yes, he won through social media. By the way, I personally have never had the chance to watch any Argentinian media-I’m from Canada.😁
I have huge respect for Melei, he is teaching a valuable lesson for the whole World. I hope, after the next election here in the UK, we can follow his lead.
Milei is a rising star, may his efforts and policies pave the way for a worldwide change. The erradication of corruption, greed and a better life for all.
The recovery of Argentina will take at least a decade. I hope the people have the stamina to follow through on this journey as it will then become a great example to the rest of the world. BTW, there are still considerable hurdles still to come like the crime and corruption as just one example.
No it won't. It is already recovering, and fast. Poverty already went down to 38% - it was 46% when he took office. In the third trimester of 2024, GDP grew 3,9% - so, it probably has grown in the Q4 too, it's just that the data hasn't come yet. For 2025, it will grow AT LEAST 5%. In 10 years, Argentina will be a rich country, just mark my words on that.
The millistas will never agree with you, patience, understanding, empathy and stability are not a sign of their leader. They choose to grossly underestimate the shortcomings of the culture, the depth of society, the broken morality and the violence that reigns in Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires for them it´s just Recoleta, Palermo and Barrio Norte towns , when the real Buenos Aires awaits you coming around the corner at the end of these unreal bubbles.
@@peachimpeachedcrime😮 you don't know crime. I have visited Argentina several times. I live in Lima. You are just not a happy camper. Ever seen much of the rest of the world? I think not.
@@peachimpeached We are based only in data and logical arguments. You just repeat a leftist politician fairy tale. Milei reduced hiper inflation from 25% monthly to 2% Reduced the 57% poverty that previous government's hiperinflation left to 38% Reduced crime 70% in Rosario a city taken by druglords
Selling his country to the richest oligarchs will not bring widespread prosperity. But it will drive up the suicide rate, just like in Japan and South Korea.
At the end of 2024, I've never been so optimistic about the future since I was a naive child. A major shift from being black pilled over the past half decade.
The last few elections you could see very elderly and frail people lining up to vote. These are the last living members of a generation that lived fascism, in many cases fleeing from its worst forms and arriving to our beloved Argentina with the clothes on their backs, their ability to work, and their desire to be free. We can be the country that opened its arms to them once more. Vamos, Argentina de mis amores!
He is both, libertarianism is one of the branches of liberalism. "Liberalism is the unrestricted respect for the life project of others, based on the principle of non-aggression and in defense of the right to life, liberty and private property." Basically liberalism ideology is "you can do whatever you want with your life, while you don't go over other people rights". Idk why USA twisted it's meaning to call liberal to the complete opposite.
"Corruption is inherent to the existence of government, as corruption in the private sector will bankrupt any company... therefore.... the government is not the solution, it is the problem" Javier Milei
@@marcocappelli5124 when the alternative is your country dies in a welter of governmental corruption and bankruptcy, even the doomsday scenario you describe is still a far better alternative than what they had.
Excellent podcast. Let’s be very clear, Javier Milei is a Libertarian. I really wish people would stop comparing him to the extremist right in the United States and England which hides behind christian nationalism. Libertarians believe in true freedom, economic and personal, a far cry from what Christian nationalists want to do in the United States. Again, Milei is a classic economist something we have never seen before, not even in the United States. Let us also be very clear that the “West” is drunk on Keynesian economics. As a Libertarian I am hopeful for my parents homeland of Argentina.
Extremeist right ? Please give me an example. I’m A lack Puerto Rican from the inner city of Chicago and a Christian. I’ve been a conservative since the 80s please tell me how extreme I am.
Great interview. I would add that the example for the rest of the countries is to embrace the ideas of freedom and get to the bottom of the matter, as we say, to the bone. The reforms must be shock reforms. That is the key. And of course, having a plan prepared, studied and doing simulations before taking over the government.
@edbenti5007 That is a thought full of envy. Capitalism is based on freedom and merit. It won't be perfect but at least it gives the opportunity to those who strive to achieve their dreams. On the other hand, socialism and communism distribute misery and oppress people. Within the state everything, outside the state nothing.
@edbenti5007 That is a thought full of envvyy. Capitalism is based on freedom and merit. It won't be perfect but at least it gives the opportunity to those who strive to achieve their dreams. On the other hand, socialism and communism distribute m1sery and 0ppress people. Within the state everything, outside the state nothing. They feel the need to control everything, even who you have sex with. They believe themselves 0mnipresent and 0mnipotent.... They believe they are G0d.
@edbenti5007 That is a thought full of envyyy. Capitalism is based on freed0m and mer1t. It won't be perfect but at least it gives the opportunity to those who strive to achieve their dreams. On the other hand, s0cialism and c0mmunism distribute m1serry and 0ppress people. Within the state everything, outside the state nothing. They feel the need to control everything, even who you have sexx with. They believe themselves 0mnipresent and 0mnipotent.... They believe they are Go00d.
It’s amazing and startling to hear about Argentine people going hungry and starving when Argentina is the bread basket and beef producer of South America. The first time I visited Argentina in 2006 I was shocked at the poverty and how people lived. Children begging at intersections for food. As I was treated very well and ate like a king the poverty was numbing. Miliei has to succeed. I know I’m spelling his name incorrectly, next time I go back I have some expectations on living standards. God bless Argentina!
The situation is very unlikely to get better with Milei's policies. Not that the previous administrations were much better. In any case, the US and Ukraine are also massive bread baskets, and people go hungry there too. It's more a problem with distribution than production.
I would like to clarify one thing regarding the Argentine political landscape because this video left the impression that in Argentina there are only two ways of thinking: Milei or Peronism. This is not the case. There are other republican parties besides La Libertad Avanza (Milei's party) such as UCR and PRO that are the loyal opposition and allies of Milei. Between them they have 20% of the votes in Argentina.
Not every one accepts gracefuly. We have lots of people who are not used to work hard, because the previous administrations subsidize them. They dont like to be taken away those privilegies. They fight hard. Unfortunately
Alberto Benegas Lynch said Javier Milei has already won because he changed the theme of the debate so they considered him winner before he won elections and that's what happened. Therefore, Milei became the first liberatarian-liberal president after Argentina got governed by the Kirchner clan for almost 20 years, on ther other hand I'm not a fan of Axel, but I read one of his books, which resulted to be quite interesting.
Great to see Milei do this, he's done exactly what he said he would do - it gives some hope to us from other nations who are sick of the leftists trying to turn western countries from free market economies into communist states.
LOL, he is taking out billions in loans from his buddies at the IMF further indebting that country that can't pay the last round of loans off. That place is a mess and will continue to be one because that people have let themselves become so divided.
I’ll believe it when I see it. Milei has surrounded himself with those well versed in Rothbard/Mises/Sowell & other Libertarians who understand simple economics whereas Trump has surrounded himself with Republican loyalists. Even with Ron Paul advising, I’m afraid we will not see any significant change in the US. The currently proposed $2trillion in cuts still won’t affect our lives day to day in terms of tax burden.
Just for some perspective I was talking to an Argentina friend and he wasn’t happy at all about Milei. After checking some recent poling his approval rating is at about 50 / 50. This obviously changes depending to region. What’s really interesting is that on many factors healthcare, education, production etc. they’re all saying he’s doing worse. That might be expected in his plan and I hope these changes help to turn Argentina around. Either way best of luck to Argentina.
Your friend must be a peronist😂. Milei is over 57% approval with the biggest public spending cut in history. As he is showing his program actually works his approval increases every month. Inflation is dissapearing and poverty went down by 15% in only 9 months
To be honest with you there are many situations, In general we go in right path, but the situation is heterogeneous, for someone is good in the other side many business must to adapt it to this nee situation and that takes time.
@@puertousbmonkey I can completely see your point. My point was though that looking at one statistics in isolation in many cases not give you the full picture. But as I mentioned in the original comment I really hope he succeeds. Argentina deserves better.
De seguro tu amigo trabajaba en el estado y era beneficiario de este sistema corrupto x eso le va mal... a los q nos levantamos todos los dias a trabajar y hacer grande este pais, osea el sector privado.. nos esta llendo mejor q nunca... saludos desde argentina
@@zoltonthemagnificent88It must if there is to be a Britain and British in the future. In case of Britain the demographic crisis is far worse than the economic one.
I found that Argentinian people did not work very much and did not put any money into the banks Lets hope Milei can continue for a few more years till it really turn around. The people will have to be strong and bear the pain for a while
Javier Milei, I was astounded by an interview I listened to with him as the interviewee years ago. In this current interview with Axel he mentions Javier is not corrupt. This is because he is a real man not a phony like Xi and Putin et al. Unfortunately a lot of people have been lulled into the BS about socialism and do not understand the historical facts. I was praying for Javier to win the election and to survive to do the job, yes he is a real man who loves people.
When people talk about ‘austerity,’ I believe that term is not the right one from a libertarian perspective. It was used here in Portugal by social-democratic agendas and the IMF, and while it may have helped, in my view it’s not genuinely about austerity. What’s really happening is a correction of pointless government overspending on ineffective objectives. The genuine option is to reduce tax collection while also ceasing to use that revenue for what I’d call clientelism, electioneering, and populism. As for investment, it should be carried out by individuals, businesspeople, and entrepreneurs, without any ‘help’ from the state. The best help the state can give is to simply vanish from the picture. I don’t think there’s anything ‘austere’ about a libertarian approach-nothing rigid, nothing regulated to the nth degree-just a rigorous defence of basic rights: the freedom to live, and the right to private property. ¡Viva la Libertad, Carajo! (Greetings from Lisbon, and following closely.)
This described situation somehow reminds me to Russia. 😅 not the solution but the problems before that. And for sure Russia will never find its own Milei 😊
Argentina’s Peronism shows how prioritizing short-term welfare and protectionist policies can cripple long-term growth. While intended to support the vulnerable, Peronist policies often led to inflation, economic stagnation, and debt by sidelining market growth and productivity. Progress now demands leaders driven by data, economic expertise, and management skills. The world is starting to see that leftist promises, while well-intentioned, often benefit a select few rather than society as a whole. Socialism’s foundational principles are fading, and we are entering a new era that calls for a hybrid governance model - one that balances economic pragmatism with sustainable social policies.
Yall need to come live to Argentina with a minimum wage and see how it goes. Same old rotten politicians, more debt, more poors, and redistribution of wealth to the 10% richer. He's still printing money and controlling the value of the dollar. It sucks here. Everyone is struggling.😢😢
LOL, he took out over two billion dollars in loans from his buddies at the IMF. Now handing over natural resources in exchange for them. People think he is fixing the economy. What a joke.
I knew this was too good to be true. They're just selling liberalism or whatever. A country thrives if it's got high quality people, no matter what the political ideology.
He took out billions in loans from the IMF. If he cut costs so much and things are so great, why does he have to do that? It is all a scam just like all over the world.
For Argentina, addressing chronic challenges like corruption, inefficiency, and inequality demands a cultural shift toward these virtues. Citizens and leaders alike must embrace responsibility and ethical behavior for the country to thrive. Good Luck in 2025
I migrated with my family to Australia in the late 1970's and just before the Malvinas/Falkland war.
Had I stayed in Buenos Aires I would have ended in the navy for a two years national service and probably would have not returned home as my closest friend died in the battleship Belgrano as a petty officer and he reallly wanted me to serve with him in his ship.
In Australia I learn to speak english and by the time Javier Milei came into power last year I had lost all hope for my country of birth.
Because I'm bilingual and can listen to the main voices currently talking in favour and against Milei in Argentina (and abroad) and I can tell you that for the first time in many decades I'm not longer embarrassed to tell people where I was born!
I'm amazed and very hopeful of the changes happening in Argentina and totally support Axel's assessment of the current political and economic situation in South America and the world.
so you have seen first hand australias decline ....
@vern146 yes, the current Australian government has systematically being erroding Australian future by (simple example) allowing the sale of huge areas of Australian farmland and resources to overseas interests including to Chinese government owned companies.
We used to have 10 oil active destilaries processing our own crude oil but Labor governments have reduced that number to only two (one used for storage only) and have given the task of processing our crude oil to mostly Chinese and Singaporean companies... We sell our crude oil to them and then we buy it back from them at a huge benefit to those foreign conglomerates (just to give you a small example of what has been going on in resent decades).
One of the biggest issues I fear is that there is not a great deal of difference between our political parties and in the end we end up loosing more and more regardless of who is incharge!
Of course it is not as simple as that but mine is just a simple observation.
Thank you for sharing appreciate the incite he certainly has turned things around a lot in a short time,
@@colorin81coloradobilingual myself, and although my ability to speak Spanish sucks, I can watch most shows and movies with little problem (though with some people I struggle) and have been following Milei since before he got elected. And I'm always watching videos on the Argentin economy.
We've got economic growth now, inflation down to 2.3% a month (though the peso did appreciate against the dollar), and poverty went from 55% to 38% now. Which I'm sure you can appreciate is a huge improvement in so little time.
Are you aware that USA is bankrupt???
Corruption is the cancer in all governments.
The State is Always and Everywhere a Criminal Organization, which is financed by Parasitizing the People.
Less State is Less Corruption and More Money in the People's Pockets.
Yes. The cure is not creating politicians who are angels, but giving government as little power as possible for the national defense and not much else.
@@jladdyost Once given, the power to use deadly force against all is impossible to control, limit. The only solution is to NOT authorize coercive govt.
How can a farmer working 14 hours in the field be corrupt, why did his family end up paying for this revolution. A revolution by the rich and for the rich.
It has reached a critical mass inside Western governments, up to the point its about to finish its host.
Praying for the success of Milei and Argentina! Stay safe, Javier! 🙏🙏🙏
он сумашедщий ему надо лечиться.
Cannot have it both ways... we are being ripped off in a continental scale.
Mark my words.
@РафаэльСаркисянц-ъ2т лечиться надо Мадуро, причём в тюрьме.
@@РафаэльСаркисянц-ъ2т Imagine coping over someone in the other corner from the world, a President of the free world with civilization' ideals, from a poor, sad, lonely dictatorship mud hole; Russia.
@@Tamara-qd5dc keep on praying... this year we have to pay 21bn usd... reprogrammed payments by Martín Guzmán, of the debt taken by Mauricio Macri (57bn that disappeared as soon as they arrived).
If only we had a leader like Milei in the UK. He is rapidly becoming a legend. Not just for the success in already turning round a dramatically bad situation but also his speeches advocating for liberty to the snakes at the WEF and UN (amongst others), right in the belly of the beast.
Greetings from an Argentine living in Australia!!!
I never voted before since I came to Australia, last year I did because I saw a light for my country, someone different, with convictions, an outsider!
Lack of free speech will prevent any chance of change in the UK
You have Milei you have millions more in poverty ... is that what you want or are you another of those "I'm all right Jack" people?
@@william_marshalthats not true... Poverty decrease to 38%
Keep lying. Poverty dropped by a lot recently. The only reason it was high was because mismanagement from the previous administration.
Milei clearly told the Argentinians that if they stayed on the current path, they would become like Venezuela, but if they switched to libertarianism and a free-market system, there would be short- to medium-term massive pain; however, in the end, they would be better off.
And it’s working.
He is also saying they have a long way to go. I hope everyone hears that part of the message.
Yes, people are starting to listen and understand him! It is all good news from now on!
Argentina has a larger poverty rate than Venezuela
@@ericktellez7632 : Argentina is not in recession, Venezuela is in recession. There are many metrics that can be used to deceive.
@@ericktellez7632 hahahahahahaha, yes just like there are no poor people in prisons because everyone is equal inside a jail?
Great discussion and I have great hopes for Argentina. Bravo!
As a believer of Austrian School of Economics, I think President Milei is doing an excellent job in reforming the Argentinians economy.😊
Correct. That's exactly what we voted for ❤
Same!
Showing the specious arguments of Keynesiasm and MMT...
What he is doing has nothing to do the "australian school". Please don`t be stupid. And he didnt reformed anything. He just did an unsustainable fiscal adjustment
@dunga309 No need for an ad hominem response. Attack the argument with a proper response.
There are a few eternal truths in economics
(1) Unfunded fiscal deficits lead to inflation
(2) Government spending is mostly wasted.
(3) The Economist magazine is always wrong.
Once inflation is under control, Millei will be able to dispense with capital controls and Argentina will take off.
Somehow... I just don't think so, as per your prediction
😆 but also true.
All the greatest countries in the world have unfunded fiscal deficits and heavy on government spending. Seems like you got it backwards😂
@@healthygrowth7760 Seems that way in the moment, not over time. They are all poised for a great fall. It's like jumping from a 100 story building and someone asks you as you hurtle past the 50th floor how it feels: "So far, so good." What is going to happen when the US can't service it's debt except by printing more money? I see a death spiral of the dollar if we don't wake up. It's either inflate our way out, the likely, cowardly way, or repudiate the debt and crash the world economy instantly. The only other path is to stop lying to the public that we can have everything and cut spending to gradually bring down the debt. The US government spent < $5 trillion per year before COVID and now, years after that crisis has been over, refuses to spend less than $7 trillion. It's a travesty. It's not under-taxation: revenues are at record levels. It's spending to buy votes, a bipartisan failing.
Public spending creates jobs, builds houses, schools and hospitals. What do tax cuts for the rich do? Create a boom in luxury goods that most people can't even afford.
¡Gracias Axel!
He is a great thinker and, of course, all he said is true.
I am a argentinian pensionist.
I can't imagine the pain that the hyperinflation must have caused you and other people on a pension.
@@jladdyostInflation is a combo. To fix inflation you need to cut spending, and even risk recession. It's a great evil and should be avoided
@@jladdyost no hyperinflation was going to happen. But you can see the reality of the pensionists now.
What a great interview! The triumph of the truth over the LIES! GREAT JOB!
Excellent unbiased, Alex is a brilliant mind and has a chance to become a future president of Chile.
Unbias? You are clearly bias
Unbiased my a....
@@io5644
En que parte se ha separado de la verdad?
You cannot have an economy when everyone works for the government
Tell that to Canada, they need to know
You have a Cuban economy
Which is exactly what Starmer wants for the UK. Thatcher said socialism is fine until you run out of other people's money. How can an economy grow when almost everyone works for the government? Student politics are destroying the UK.
@@puertousbmonkey eeven in Cuba the small thrive in their economy comes from $ sent from parents outside, informal commerce and tourism.. if gov take full control of these activities situation would be even worst
Aussie Government is Hiring Everyone !
So, inflation in Argentina now is at 2% per month. Doing the math (1,02^12) that gives an inflation of 26,9% per year for the next year (2025). That seems pretty high, but let's remember that inflation was above 300% annually when he took office. And, inflation is still going down, therefore it will actually be much lower than that. There's zero doubt that by 2026, inflation will be at a single digit, if not between 0.5-2%. By 2026, the Argentinian Peso will be the best currency in the world, even above the Dollar itself, only losing to Bitcoin. Poverty was at 46% when he took office. It when up to 51% during the middle of the year, but now it already dropped to 38%, therefore in just a single year, poverty has already declined. The government is paying all debt on schedule for the first time in decades, the debt is being reduced and there's still fiscal surplus from the budget. I don't call it a "Miracle" simply because I have been a Libertarian for years, thus I always knew that this would be the inevitable outcome. But it is still impressive nevertheless.
You are quite on point , expected inflation for 2025 by private firms is of 25% , meanwhile for 2026 is 6%
Precisely, to label it a miracle is to remove agency and the credit from where it is due.
@@ulforcemegamon3094 In 2025 can be anywhere from 20 to 2 % . It's lowering very fast
Para lograr esta bajada de inflación artificial tuvo que triplicar el costo de vida medido en dólares aumentando la pobreza y la desocupación, ademas de estar usando reservas del Banco Central para INTERVENIR el tipo de cambio y que el peso no se deprecie. Un libertario INTERVINIENDO el tipo de cambio, lo mismo que han hecho los otros presidentes populistas que hemos tenido o como Milei prefiere llamarlos: "zurdos de mierd@"
@@androidgameplays4every13 Literalmente el comentario habla de que la pobreza bajó a 38.9%, que es menos que lo que había con el gobierno anterior.
El desempleo también ha ido bajando mes tras mes, aunque ha subido al inicio del año, hasta el tercer trimestre sigue habiendo más desempleo que antes de asumir, pero con una diferencia mínima.
Y no sé de dónde sacaste que están usando dólares para intervenir el tipo de cambio, que no sólo no es verdad, sino que el peso incluso aumentó su valor todos estos meses desde julio, eso es algo que ninguno de los otros presidentes populistas que mencionas han logrado haciendo lo que dices. 😂
It's so delusional to see the opposition trying to discredit his achievements in the comments... when it's pretty clear for all of us outside. Especially for people like me, living in Brazil, we can see the change in our neighbor country: they are coming back on holidays, they have more purchasing power, prices are not so crazy, etc.
Ah yes. I'm Brazilian too. While Argentina is rising, our country is sinking. I'm seriously thinking about moving to Argentina. Brazil is doomed.
You just need to turn the tv on and look what he does, to discredit him...
@@peachimpeachedwhat are you talking about here?
You say that all we need to do is to turn the tv on and see what he is doing?
Are you so blind that believe that lowering down inflation and paying off external debt is bad?
Are you seriously telling me that reducing corruption, crime, unemployment and improving fairness at the grown level of society is discrediting Javier Milei's amazing economic improvements and vision for the future?
Who are you?
@@peachimpeachedno no no, aguante Miller
@@peachimpeachedI don't rely on the divinations of the shiny box to inform me. I suggest reading history as a good foundation.
What an education that was!!! Thank you! I hope Canadian politicians take note of what Milei is doing for Argentina. If they do there might be hope for Canada as well.
The Liberals will - if they get into power - continue destroying the nation. If we look historically, the 1990's run of Chretien and Martin were an anomaly as far as I can tell. Trudeau's destruction of the local economy and slapping up red tape to destroy investment has been the norm - not the exception. Conservatives historically have been the ones to come in and clean that up, and in so doing, result in economic growth.
If you look at the polling: Conservatives are set to end up with 70+% of the seats in the house of commons. And if they get a big enough mandate - if the Canadian Senate attempts to block or slow down the conservative policy, they will have the mandate and political capital to engage in constitutional reform.
To put it simply: The next few years are going to be interesting for Canada/Canadians.
I'm always amazed at how many people are shocked that the free market works. How many times do we have to learn this lesson people?
How can you say the market is free when it is run by so few companies.
@@chrisperkins7331 Is it more free if its run by the state or by a couple companies? Yes, right...
Some people dont want to learn
@@iirgendsonTyp Companies make big profits for share holders, where as the state reuns profits to the treasury, or reduceses pricses o customers
Where have you seen a free market? 🇺🇸 Do you think the US has a free market? Maybe China has a 🇨🇳 free market? It is the number 1 and 2 economy in the world and everything is under government control: issuing money, stimulating the economy, fencing off foreign imports, sanctions against other countries, trade wars, and much more.
The Americas are doing great in General. Most peaceful continents on the planet. USA expat living in Peru. It has changed for the good in the last 20 years. So good to see what is happening in Argentina. It will help the entire continent 😊
I hope you manage to keep Russian influence out of all of the Americas. 😊
Thank God for Milei. I am very optimistic about Argentina's future.
I hope South America learn from president Milei ,he really loves his country to do all that work.
I search for new YT content on Argentina’s economy every day and just found this interview. How is that possible YT?
Congratulations Milei and Argentina i was a skeptic at first but now i'm seeing results
A beacon of hope for the world. Thriving nation states have their limitiation but far far more desirable than one world government.
What made west rich were Protestant christian values, merit based system, no subsidies, no freebies, no affirmative system, very small govt, rules based society, free market economy. But most countries did not like it because it made them work hard for their living. Simple rule is talent based on work should be rewarded accordingly. anything which hinders it, you become poorer.
CONINCIDO TOTALMENTE
I guess, Belgium, France, Austria, Southern Germany, Northern Italy and Spain are poor right?
When 100 years ago Argentina was one of the richest countries in the world (more than England, Germany, France) and was on par with the United States, the values that made it so rich were Catholic, not Protestant.
Argentina is a Catholic nation and thus became one of the richest and most prosperous in the world.
Those aren't protestant values those are classical liberal values
Don’t leave out the main ingredient……. Robbing other countries of resources. Colonial MO. Ohhhh. Those were the days ! Not any more.
So happy for Argentina, may God continue blessing this country. Greetings from Eje Cafetero.
lol
Argentina has so much resources that it’s crazy their economy was doing so badly. It’s all because of government overreach and thinking that they have all the answers. Milei knows better and now so do more and more people in the US, EU and hopefully soon, my country Malaysia.
USA is bankrupt! If it wasn't because of the dollar and the aircraft carriers where would you be?
The economy is still ding badly. By the end of December, the main agribusiness companies are in default.
I think you're jumping the gun;time will tell.
We Argentinians pretty much give our natural resources for free so that transnationals can profit. This is not going to change with Milei. If anything, it's worsening.
Russia has so much resources... Japan has none ...
If Milei gets reelected I think everyones confidence in Argentina will increase dramaticallly
Milei is my idol. As I love analyzing and studying human history, I have never seen anyone like him. At any point in human history, taking the cheese from the vested interest groups has always been a very dangerous action. He not only lives but thrives; it is a miracle to me.
Corporations literally love Milei because he's doing their bidding. It's why the media gave him so much air time before the elections.
@@marcocappelli5124 mentira, ningun medio lo llamaba, fueron un par de periodistas que le dieron espacio, el pelado Trebuck (medio nacional), y Alejandro Fantino en Neura, los otros se apartaban como si el tuviera lepra, el gano por los jovenes y las redes sociales...hay que conocer para hablar...
@@nataliagonzalez2465 Me refiero a mucho antes de las elecciones, en su época de mediático en la que se vestía de Ancap-Man, cuando Milei les servía para tirar la discusión para la derecha y hacer parecer más sensible a las ideas del PRO. Cuando demostró que podía ganarle al PRO, ahí empezaron a tirarle con todo.
Y actualmente no le cuestionan ninguna de las mentiras que dice cuando lo entrevistan. Y lo digo habiéndolo votado.
@@marcocappelli5124 The vested interest group I refer to includes not only corporations but also establishment politicians, union leaders, and others who benefit from a corrupt government without contributing productively. Nowadays, corporations may earn money, but they typically provide decent services in exchange. However, many are extorted by corrupt officials and union leaders, forced to sacrifice a significant portion of their hard-earned money. Of course, if a corporation is controlled or manipulated by corrupt officials to gain an unfair competitive advantage, it should also be regarded as part of the vested interest group.
@@nataliagonzalez2465 Yes, he won through social media. By the way, I personally have never had the chance to watch any Argentinian media-I’m from Canada.😁
Have been to Argentina many times, love the Country and people. They deserve This economic recovery..
The 2 factors..integrity and competence are very powerful and it seems that Milieu has them in spades.Hope U.K. can find such a leader …ASAP!
I wish the Argentinian people nothing but best wishes for their future free of Peronism and the curse of overspending Government
Good choice Argentina - maybe one day Britain will wake up, but I won’t be holding my breath. I will vote Reform tho
Britain will wake up after its current government completely implodes 😊😅
Get Farage in, we need to see that in this life
There is a very hardcore Leftwing part of my extended family that have realised that the present government is a crock!
There is hope people
Britain has Sharia law. That's all reform you vote for. ^^
An outsider is worlwide needed . Only an outsider can implode the statu quo and statism. Go Milei 🇦🇷🇦🇷
I have huge respect for Melei, he is teaching a valuable lesson for the whole World. I hope, after the next election here in the UK, we can follow his lead.
Milei is a rising star, may his efforts and policies pave the way for a worldwide change. The erradication of corruption, greed and a better life for all.
Except selling Argentina’s public commons to the richest billionaires on the planet is also greed.
Me encanta leer lo bien que le va a mi pais, escrito por gente que vive en otro 😅😅😅😅😅
The recovery of Argentina will take at least a decade. I hope the people have the stamina to follow through on this journey as it will then become a great example to the rest of the world.
BTW, there are still considerable hurdles still to come like the crime and corruption as just one example.
No it won't. It is already recovering, and fast. Poverty already went down to 38% - it was 46% when he took office. In the third trimester of 2024, GDP grew 3,9% - so, it probably has grown in the Q4 too, it's just that the data hasn't come yet. For 2025, it will grow AT LEAST 5%. In 10 years, Argentina will be a rich country, just mark my words on that.
The millistas will never agree with you, patience, understanding, empathy and stability are not a sign of their leader. They choose to grossly underestimate the shortcomings of the culture, the depth of society, the broken morality and the violence that reigns in Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires for them it´s just Recoleta, Palermo and Barrio Norte towns , when the real Buenos Aires awaits you coming around the corner at the end of these unreal bubbles.
@@peachimpeachedcrime😮 you don't know crime. I have visited Argentina several times. I live in Lima. You are just not a happy camper. Ever seen much of the rest of the world? I think not.
@@peachimpeached We are based only in data and logical arguments. You just repeat a leftist politician fairy tale.
Milei reduced hiper inflation from 25% monthly to 2%
Reduced the 57% poverty that previous government's hiperinflation left to 38%
Reduced crime 70% in Rosario a city taken by druglords
Axel Kaiser is an appropiate person to speak about Milei , congratulation for this ellection !!!!
VIVA MILEI 🙏
If you want to understand Javier Milei, read Murray Rothbard.
Man, Economy, and State.
Argentina’s relationship with Musk will attract tons of investors from the Middle East and US
Thanks for telling us where all the nations wealth will go.
Really bullshit.
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Selling his country to the richest oligarchs will not bring widespread prosperity. But it will drive up the suicide rate, just like in Japan and South Korea.
Milei is a true hero.
LIES
Demented sociopathic nazi! Your hereo 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
At the end of 2024, I've never been so optimistic about the future since I was a naive child. A major shift from being black pilled over the past half decade.
Thank you for this post , timely, interesting and insightful !! 👍🏾
The last few elections you could see very elderly and frail people lining up to vote. These are the last living members of a generation that lived fascism, in many cases fleeing from its worst forms and arriving to our beloved Argentina with the clothes on their backs, their ability to work, and their desire to be free. We can be the country that opened its arms to them once more. Vamos, Argentina de mis amores!
Axel Kaiser should be Chile's president
Good Luck Argentina , all the Best From Australia :)
He is not a liberal - he is a libertarian!
He is both, libertarianism is one of the branches of liberalism.
"Liberalism is the unrestricted respect for the life project of others, based on the principle of non-aggression and in defense of the right to life, liberty and private property."
Basically liberalism ideology is "you can do whatever you want with your life, while you don't go over other people rights".
Idk why USA twisted it's meaning to call liberal to the complete opposite.
Hes liberal in the classical sense
He calls himself a anarcho capitalist
No measure he has taken has anything to do with liberal or even less with libertarian "ideas"
@ Like what? He removed a lot of regulations, reduced spending, eliminated taxes, promotes free trade, etc...
"Corruption is inherent to the existence of government, as corruption in the private sector will bankrupt any company... therefore.... the government is not the solution, it is the problem" Javier Milei
And so he ends up giving more power to the private sector, he cuts taxes for the few while slashing subsidies in public services for the many.
@@marcocappelli5124 when the alternative is your country dies in a welter of governmental corruption and bankruptcy, even the doomsday scenario you describe is still a far better alternative than what they had.
@@powerdog242 Doomsday scenario? It's literally what he did...
Love Milei. Allmost all countries need a Milei
Very exciting indeed! great video
Milei the Miracle!
Excellent podcast. Let’s be very clear, Javier Milei is a Libertarian. I really wish people would stop comparing him to the extremist right in the United States and England which hides behind christian nationalism. Libertarians believe in true freedom, economic and personal, a far cry from what Christian nationalists want to do in the United States. Again, Milei is a classic economist something we have never seen before, not even in the United States. Let us also be very clear that the “West” is drunk on Keynesian economics. As a Libertarian I am hopeful for my parents homeland of Argentina.
Extremeist right ? Please give me an example. I’m
A lack Puerto Rican from the inner city of Chicago and a Christian. I’ve been a conservative since the 80s please tell me how extreme I am.
Libertarians are just classic liberals
Western society is based on Jude’s-Christian principles. We have gotten away from that. That is why we’re in the trouble we are in.
Ksiser is a GIANT! Milei is the prophet.
Nobel prize 💪🇦🇷🦁
MArgentinaGA!👍
And now i can travel to Argentina .❤❤❤
Great interview. I would add that the example for the rest of the countries is to embrace the ideas of freedom and get to the bottom of the matter, as we say, to the bone. The reforms must be shock reforms. That is the key. And of course, having a plan prepared, studied and doing simulations before taking over the government.
Ah, “freedom “, the attractive abstract noun. Freedom for corporate billionaires means corporate tyranny for the workers.
@edbenti5007 That is a thought full of envy. Capitalism is based on freedom and merit. It won't be perfect but at least it gives the opportunity to those who strive to achieve their dreams. On the other hand, socialism and communism distribute misery and oppress people. Within the state everything, outside the state nothing.
@edbenti5007 That is a thought full of envvyy. Capitalism is based on freedom and merit. It won't be perfect but at least it gives the opportunity to those who strive to achieve their dreams. On the other hand, socialism and communism distribute m1sery and 0ppress people. Within the state everything, outside the state nothing. They feel the need to control everything, even who you have sex with. They believe themselves 0mnipresent and 0mnipotent.... They believe they are G0d.
@edbenti5007 That is a thought full of envyyy. Capitalism is based on freed0m and mer1t. It won't be perfect but at least it gives the opportunity to those who strive to achieve their dreams. On the other hand, s0cialism and c0mmunism distribute m1serry and 0ppress people. Within the state everything, outside the state nothing. They feel the need to control everything, even who you have sexx with. They believe themselves 0mnipresent and 0mnipotent.... They believe they are Go00d.
It’s amazing and startling to hear about Argentine people going hungry and starving when Argentina is the bread basket and beef producer of South America. The first time I visited Argentina in 2006 I was shocked at the poverty and how people lived. Children begging at intersections for food. As I was treated very well and ate like a king the poverty was numbing. Miliei has to succeed. I know I’m spelling his name incorrectly, next time I go back I have some expectations on living standards. God bless Argentina!
The situation is very unlikely to get better with Milei's policies. Not that the previous administrations were much better.
In any case, the US and Ukraine are also massive bread baskets, and people go hungry there too. It's more a problem with distribution than production.
The application of sound logic is definitionally not miraculous. It is directly attributable to Milei, the credit should be given where it is due.
Love from the USA going to Argentina, long live freedom Dammit!
Stay safe Milei 🙏
Milei #1
I would like to clarify one thing regarding the Argentine political landscape because this video left the impression that in Argentina there are only two ways of thinking: Milei or Peronism.
This is not the case.
There are other republican parties besides La Libertad Avanza (Milei's party) such as UCR and PRO that are the loyal opposition and allies of Milei. Between them they have 20% of the votes in Argentina.
Waaay less than 20%. Pro is now around 7% and UKR maaaybe 3%?
@pm1660 Congress seats?
@@d.romero3014 Intention of vote.
Es imprescindible la batalla cultural. bravo. Keep it up!
I was trying to buy Argentinian wine over Christmas to help Milei's exports. Barely found any, there was much more Chilean wine.
Chilean wine is better quality anyway.
@@jimmillward3505 Según quién? Ud. es enólogo? 😂
@@jimmillward3505 You completely missed the point of why op wanted to buy the wine you dunce.
@@jimmillward3505 No serious wine drinker would judge wine by the nationality. Wine is about the place, the grape, and the wine maker. Try again.
Buena oportunidad de negocio entonces! Gracias por el dato, y gracias también por el deseo de colaborar con nuestra economía 🙌🏻
Outstanding interview
lol
Wonderful country. Time to recover..
Wish all Argentinian people the best.
Keep your borders closed.
Too many people on the move these days.
❤❤❤🇦🇷🙌🙌🙌. Correct.
Sanitary and educational system were been sucked by foreigners . Not now. What Europe needs to do.
Not every one accepts gracefuly. We have lots of people who are not used to work hard, because the previous administrations subsidize them. They dont like to be taken away those privilegies. They fight hard. Unfortunately
Alberto Benegas Lynch said Javier Milei has already won because he changed the theme of the debate so they considered him winner before he won elections and that's what happened. Therefore, Milei became the first liberatarian-liberal president after Argentina got governed by the Kirchner clan for almost 20 years, on ther other hand I'm not a fan of Axel, but I read one of his books, which resulted to be quite interesting.
Milei is a global leader in my books. Well done!!!!
Really good interview
I just hope he can get 10 years in the role to make some long lasting change.
LONG LIVE FREEDOM DAMMMMMMIT
Caracho!
Bright future for Argentina, and a strong example for the world!!!
British Labour Govt. and Tory's will totally ignore Milei's success; he proves how incompetent they have been.
If only there was a party prepared to reform our political and social systems.
Friedrick Hayak, Walter Williams, and Thomas Sowell approve! Well done! Argentina will soon be a beacon of freedom!
Great to see Milei do this, he's done exactly what he said he would do - it gives some hope to us from other nations who are sick of the leftists trying to turn western countries from free market economies into communist states.
LOL, he is taking out billions in loans from his buddies at the IMF further indebting that country that can't pay the last round of loans off. That place is a mess and will continue to be one because that people have let themselves become so divided.
This was a fantastic interview. Thank you.
Next: DOGE
I’ll believe it when I see it. Milei has surrounded himself with those well versed in Rothbard/Mises/Sowell & other Libertarians who understand simple economics whereas Trump has surrounded himself with Republican loyalists. Even with Ron Paul advising, I’m afraid we will not see any significant change in the US. The currently proposed $2trillion in cuts still won’t affect our lives day to day in terms of tax burden.
Greetings from Argentina
Just for some perspective I was talking to an Argentina friend and he wasn’t happy at all about Milei. After checking some recent poling his approval rating is at about 50 / 50. This obviously changes depending to region. What’s really interesting is that on many factors healthcare, education, production etc. they’re all saying he’s doing worse. That might be expected in his plan and I hope these changes help to turn Argentina around.
Either way best of luck to Argentina.
Your friend must be a peronist😂. Milei is over 57% approval with the biggest public spending cut in history. As he is showing his program actually works his approval increases every month.
Inflation is dissapearing and poverty went down by 15% in only 9 months
To be honest with you there are many situations, In general we go in right path, but the situation is heterogeneous, for someone is good in the other side many business must to adapt it to this nee situation and that takes time.
@@puertousbmonkey I can completely see your point. My point was though that looking at one statistics in isolation in many cases not give you the full picture. But as I mentioned in the original comment I really hope he succeeds. Argentina deserves better.
De seguro tu amigo trabajaba en el estado y era beneficiario de este sistema corrupto x eso le va mal... a los q nos levantamos todos los dias a trabajar y hacer grande este pais, osea el sector privado.. nos esta llendo mejor q nunca... saludos desde argentina
Long Live Freedom 🗽🇦🇷! Milei is the blessing Argentine prayed for. He is now a world leader.🩵🤍🩵
Agentina was once rich. Britain was once rich. Argentina has woken up. Britain has not and won't for a few decades at least.
Hopefully change will come quickly for Britain.
@@zoltonthemagnificent88It must if there is to be a Britain and British in the future. In case of Britain the demographic crisis is far worse than the economic one.
I found that Argentinian people did not work very much and did not put any money into the banks
Lets hope Milei can continue for a few more years till it really turn around.
The people will have to be strong and bear the pain for a while
Argentina will come back strong!❤
Exciting times, that's right
12 hour work weeks and getting paid by food stamps after 8 hours of work doesn’t sound like economic turn around to me.
Great Axel Kaiser , next presdent of Chile!
Como Argentino te digo que seria lo mejor que le puede pasar a Chile para terminar de despegar, ojala suceda.
The day Argentina has a currency people believe in, that ‘s when it will begin some type of recovery , economic and otherwise.
Lo que le falta a Milei es el inglés de Alex !
Quién es Alex? 🤔
Javier Milei, I was astounded by an interview I listened to with him as the interviewee years ago. In this current interview with Axel he mentions Javier is not corrupt. This is because he is a real man not a phony like Xi and Putin et al. Unfortunately a lot of people have been lulled into the BS about socialism and do not understand the historical facts. I was praying for Javier to win the election and to survive to do the job, yes he is a real man who loves people.
When people talk about ‘austerity,’ I believe that term is not the right one from a libertarian perspective. It was used here in Portugal by social-democratic agendas and the IMF, and while it may have helped, in my view it’s not genuinely about austerity. What’s really happening is a correction of pointless government overspending on ineffective objectives. The genuine option is to reduce tax collection while also ceasing to use that revenue for what I’d call clientelism, electioneering, and populism.
As for investment, it should be carried out by individuals, businesspeople, and entrepreneurs, without any ‘help’ from the state. The best help the state can give is to simply vanish from the picture.
I don’t think there’s anything ‘austere’ about a libertarian approach-nothing rigid, nothing regulated to the nth degree-just a rigorous defence of basic rights: the freedom to live, and the right to private property.
¡Viva la Libertad, Carajo! (Greetings from Lisbon, and following closely.)
Excellent, thank You both.
A century of socialism.
Love watching what is going on in Argentina. Milei is an iron chef, serving up a four course dinner of crow to the left.
admirable axel! 🇦🇷
I love Milei!
This described situation somehow reminds me to Russia. 😅 not the solution but the problems before that. And for sure Russia will never find its own Milei 😊
Argentina’s Peronism shows how prioritizing short-term welfare and protectionist policies can cripple long-term growth. While intended to support the vulnerable, Peronist policies often led to inflation, economic stagnation, and debt by sidelining market growth and productivity. Progress now demands leaders driven by data, economic expertise, and management skills. The world is starting to see that leftist promises, while well-intentioned, often benefit a select few rather than society as a whole. Socialism’s foundational principles are fading, and we are entering a new era that calls for a hybrid governance model - one that balances economic pragmatism with sustainable social policies.
MAGA make Argentina great again.🥂
lol
Yall need to come live to Argentina with a minimum wage and see how it goes. Same old rotten politicians, more debt, more poors, and redistribution of wealth to the 10% richer. He's still printing money and controlling the value of the dollar. It sucks here. Everyone is struggling.😢😢
LOL, he took out over two billion dollars in loans from his buddies at the IMF. Now handing over natural resources in exchange for them. People think he is fixing the economy. What a joke.
I knew this was too good to be true. They're just selling liberalism or whatever. A country thrives if it's got high quality people, no matter what the political ideology.
He took out billions in loans from the IMF. If he cut costs so much and things are so great, why does he have to do that? It is all a scam just like all over the world.
For Argentina, addressing chronic challenges like corruption, inefficiency, and inequality demands a cultural shift toward these virtues. Citizens and leaders alike must embrace responsibility and ethical behavior for the country to thrive. Good Luck in 2025