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Javier Milei's election victory in Argentina has sparked a mix of hostility and support globally. His plans for privatization, dollarization, and economic reforms, as well as his pro-Bitcoin stance, have drawn attention and speculation about the future of Argentina's economy. The IMF, China, and the outgoing president have expressed their concerns or warnings about Milei's policies. Many compare Milei to figures like Pinochet and Trump while discussing the potential impact of his presidency on Argentina's economy and relations with other countries.

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Javier Milei, a libertarian economist, has been elected as the president of Argentina in a stunning upset [RT]. His victory has been described as a rejection of traditional politics and a backlash against the country's economic crisis [Reuters]. Milei's win has sparked wild speculation in the crypto market, with many believing that his pro-Bitcoin stance could supercharge the use of cryptocurrency in Argentina [Forbes]. His victory has also raised concerns among some international leaders, with Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador calling it an "own goal" for Argentina [Reuters].

Milei has promised to implement a series of radical economic reforms, including the privatization of state-owned media and public companies [Firstpost]. He has also vowed to cut spending, reduce taxes, and tackle the country's high inflation rate [Democracy Now]. However, his plans to privatize the BBC in Argentina have been met with criticism and concerns over media freedom [Mirror].

Milei's election has been met with mixed reactions. Some see him as a champion of free-market capitalism and a potential savior for Argentina's struggling economy [Forbes]. Others worry that his radical policies could lead to further economic instability and social unrest [New York Times]. Some international leaders have yet to congratulate Milei on his victory, including US President Joe Biden [Washington Times].

There is also debate over Milei's foreign policy stances. He has expressed non-negotiable support for Argentina's claim to the Falkland Islands, comparing it to the return of Hong Kong to China [Daily Mail]. His stance on China has also raised concerns, with the Chinese government warning that cutting ties with China would be a "huge mistake" for Argentina [CNBC].

Milei's victory has had an immediate impact on financial markets, with Argentina's ETF surging following the election, driven by small investors [MarketScreener]. However, analysts caution that Milei will need to learn the political game in order to successfully implement the changes he seeks [Reuters]. Moody's has also warned that Milei will face extreme policy challenges in addressing Argentina's economic crisis [MarketScreener].

Overall, Milei's election as president of Argentina marks a major shift in the country's political landscape and raises significant questions about the future of the country's economy and international relations [Economist].

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Thread Age 299 days

Number of Articles 318

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Recent Coverage

Argentine election winner Milei greeted globally by mix of hostility and support

marketscreenercom - 295 days ago - -The victory of Argentina's libertarian President-elect Javier Milei at the weekend has sparked mixed reactions worldwide - including hostility from some Latin American leftists, tentative support...

From 'imbecile' to 'Your Holiness' - Argentina's Milei changes tone on Pope Francis

marketscreenercom - 295 days ago - Argentina's right-wing President-elect Javier Milei, who in past years has called Pope Francis everything from a son of a bitch to an imbecile to the devil's man on earth, spoke on the phone with...

From 'imbecile' to 'Your Holiness' - Argentina's Milei changes tone on Pope Francis

mobilereuterscom - 295 days ago - Argentina's right-wing President-elect Javier Milei, who in past years has called Pope Francis everything from a "son of a bitch" to an "imbecile" to the devil's man on earth, spoke on the phone with his countryman on Tuesday.

Election victory of Argentina's Milei greeted globally by mix of hostility and support

marketscreenercom - 295 days ago - The victory of Argentina's libertarian President-elect Javier Milei at the weekend has sparked mixed reactions worldwide - including hostility from some Latin American leftists, tentative support...

Election victory of Argentina's Milei greeted globally by mix of hostility and support

mobilereuterscom - 295 days ago - The victory of Argentina's libertarian President-elect Javier Milei at the weekend has sparked mixed reactions worldwide - including hostility from some Latin American leftists, tentative support from others, and a pledge from China to work with him despite his critical comments.

Javier Milei, Argentina’s Next President, May Struggle To Govern

Foreign Policy - 295 days ago - The messianic president-elect may struggle to implement many of his most radical ideas.

Pinochet wannabe? Argentina’s president-elect is not the libertarian he claims to be

RT - 295 days ago - Javier Milei claims to be a freedom-loving anarchocapitalist but scratch him and a fascist bleeds through

From Alberdi to Milei: Argentina’s Rich History of Free-market Economic Success

The New American - 296 days ago - In honor of Javier Milei’s election as president of Argentina, we delve into the captivating history of free-market economics in Argentina, tracing back to the pioneering figures such as Juan Bautista Alberdi and highlighting the contributions of modern-day proponents such as Alberto Benegas Lynch, Jr. and, of course, the victorious advocate of those men and ...

Is Argentina's First Lady the new president's sister?

Indy100 - 296 days ago - Argentina has a new president, and it’s fair to say he’s not your average, run-of-the-mill politician – and he doesn’t have a typical relationship with his sister, either.Far-right figure Javier Milei won 55.7 per cent of the vote with centre-left economy minister Sergio Massa, and people around the...

17 people (and things) that new far right Argentina president Javier Milei looks like

ThePoke - 296 days ago - As you’ll probably know by now, Argentina’s got themselves a new president and very scary he is too. Far right Javier Milei has been likened to Wolverine and Trump, is nicknamed ‘the madman’ and has a fondness for welding chainsaws around (read more about him at this Guardian profile here). Anywhere here he is. Ladies […]

Argentina’s new leader is a snake-oil salesman with extreme views on abortion, gay rights and more. I fear for my country | Uki Goñi

The Guardian - 296 days ago - After his landslide victory in the presidential election, Javier Milei is threatening to undo 40 years of democracy in Argentina, says writer Uki Goñi

Grant Shapps says Falkland Islands ‘undeniably’ British and ‘non-negotiable’

Telegraph - 296 days ago - Defence Secretary’s insistence came after Argentina’s new president Javier Milei said ‘every effort’ must be made to reclaim the territory

Mexico president calls Argentina's election of Milei an "own goal"

mobilereuterscom - 296 days ago - Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Tuesday called Argentina's election of Javier Milei as its new president an "own goal", even as he said that he respected the decision that voters had taken in the South American country.

The Rise of the Far Right Is a Global Phenomenon

In These Times - 296 days ago - Facing a planetary wave of far-right authoritarianism, from Italy’s Giorgia Meloni to Argentina’s Javier Milei, the Left must learn to “organize despair.”

Argentina’s New Chainsaw Wielding, Dog Whispering President Aims To Trigger An Energy Boom

Forbes - 296 days ago - Argentina's new President Javier Milei is a free-market zealot ready to dismantle bureaucracies and dollarize and increasingly energy-centered economy.

Argentina’s Trump? Far-Right Javier Milei Wins Presidency with Echoes of Past Dictatorship

DemocracyNow! - 296 days ago - Far-right libertarian Javier Milei has been elected president of Argentina, defeating centrist Peronist Sergio Massa. Milei is a climate crisis denier who has proposed banning abortion and easing restrictions on guns. He has vowed to shut down Argentina’s central bank, replace the nation’s currency with the U.S. dollar and crack down on women’s and LGBTQ people’s rights. We discuss what else to expect from Milei’s presidency with Argentine feminist activist Verónica Gago and Franco Metaza, the director of international relations for the Argentine Senate.

Why Javier Milei’s Victory In Argentina’s Presidential Election Is Great News

Forbes - 296 days ago - Finally! Some splendid economic news from, of all places, Argentina. Here’s why this is of global significance.

How the Hell Did This Guy Become Argentina’s Next President?

The New Republic - 296 days ago - Javier Milei claims to speak to his dead pet through a medium. He has proposed allowing organs to be bought and sold on the free market. And yeah, that hair.

What American Conservatives Can Learn From Argentina's Javier Milei

Reason - 296 days ago - Once you get past the aesthetics, the similarities between Milei and MAGA mostly vanish.

Argentina’s Election: What Bitcoiners Are Getting Wrong

CoinDesk - 296 days ago - The victory of Javier Milei in Argentina’s general election is good news, but not in the way many crypto enthusiasts seem to think. Noelle Acheson looks at the pros and cons to the abrupt change the South American nation is about to undergo.

Would Javier Milei’s dollar plan for Argentina be an economic experiment too far?

The Guardian - 297 days ago - President-elect’s idea is a gamble that is likely to crash an economy paying the price for mistakes of his predecessor