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The Argentina that Can Show Milei After a Thousand Days of Mandate

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A thousand days after his arrival at Casa Rosada, the current Argentine president, Javier Milei, faces a stagnant economy with thousands of business failures, growing unemployment, a tight adjustment that generates public rejection and marches back in the polls. The post Argentina that can show Milei after a thousand days of mandate first appeared on Cubadebate.
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Javier Milei approaches his first 1000 days of government with little to show and much to explain. The story with which he came to power—that Argentina would quickly become a sort of Germany or Switzerland, that inflation would disappear and that well-being would arrive almost... The Milei entry comes to 1000 days with little to show: the story falls and reality hits the pocket was first published on INFO135.

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A thousand days after his arrival at Casa Rosada, the current Argentine president, Javier Milei, faces a stagnant economy with thousands of business failures, growing unemployment, a tight adjustment that generates public rejection and marches back in the polls. The post Argentina that can show Milei after a thousand days of mandate first appeared on Cubadebate.

Buenos Aires, 6 Sep (Press Latina) A thousand days after the rise to power, the Argentine president, Javier Milei, faces today a stagnant economy with thousands of business failures, growing unemployment, a tight adjustment that generates public rejection and marches behind the polls.The post Argentina: Milei's Thousand Days at the Casa Rosada first appeared on News Prensa Latina.

It was 1001 days since Javier Milei became president. From the social backlash that represented 55% of the votes in the ballot against Sergio Massa, there is little more to remember. An extensive honeymoon at least until the beginning of 2025, when the scandal of the cryptocurrency $LIBRA broke out. Then there would come a series of events linked to government corruption: from alleged coimas in the ANDIS to Adorni’s resignation in the midst of i…

“I already have my future assured. I’m going to live to give lectures, it’s no longer my problem,” said Milei, who looks more like Roosevelt in the method –shock – than in the content: one came to cure market failures, the other to cure state mistakes. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Perfil broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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