Argentina: Can Milei Wake a Dead Economy?
• Armstrong Economics - Martin ArmstrongArgentina is perhaps the most fascinating economic experiment taking place anywhere in the Western Hemisphere.
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Argentina is perhaps the most fascinating economic experiment taking place anywhere in the Western Hemisphere.
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...Abelardo De La Espriella on his victory on first round of Colombian elections:
Hasta la vista?
...with a massive US$25 billion investment under the new RIGI framework. The megaproject in Vaca Muerta is preparing to flood the global oil market and permanently transform the country's financial future under the government of President Javier Mi
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...a joint Special Operations Forces (SOF) exercise scheduled for April 6.
Argentina's recent drop in monthly inflation below two percent has drawn cautious praise from many mainstream economists, who focus on the immediate success of President Javier Milei's anti-inflation campaign.
On paper, Argentina is healing. Inflation has slowed dramatically, the fiscal accounts are balanced, and the government celebrates what it calls an economic 'reactivation' after decades of supposed mismanagement.
Cuenta Suspendido - X suspende cuentes que incumplen las reglas (Account suspended - X suspends accounts that violate the rules)
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I think it will interest you not because of my moral case against taxes (a case which was new to most attendees), but because of the reasons Milei is flirting with failure (reasons that I don't think most of the attendees had considered).
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...of Treasury Chief Scott Bessent
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Argentina's vast potential is shackled by its Perónist past. The path to a thriving market economy demands relentless action across society, from the grassroots level to the Casa Rosada.