British Daily The Economist Questioned Milei: “Argentina Needs Less Screaming and More Growth”
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After the speech in which the president announced his policy towards the Falklands, it is the third time that the British magazine questions the style and results of the milleist management. It highlights the fall in income, the loss of jobs and the presidential reaction to criticism and says that the “experiment” can end in 2027
This is the third critical publication of the British weekly newspaper that makes libertarian management in a week. The Economist again attacked with a hard editorial against the management of Javier Milei and argued that Argentina needs to combine the drop in inflation with greater economic growth and address the social consequences of the reforms. Under the title “Pan y [...] The entry The Economist again whipped Javier Milei: “Argentina needs…
The renowned British newspaper The Economist put the magnifying glass back on Javier Milei’s management and warned that Argentina needs “less screaming and more growth” if it wants to prevent the re-election project from failing. In an editorial published in its latest edition, the media analyzed the country’s economic and social present... The post The British newspaper The Economist questioned Milei: “Argentina needs less screaming and more gr…
The British weekly acknowledged the government’s progress, but warned of the fall in wages and employment and claimed more growth and empathy in the face of the 2027 elections. The post The Economist marked the problems faced by Javier Milei and warned in 2027: “Less shouts and more growth” appeared first on The Intransigent: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.
The British newspaper acknowledged the progress made by the government but warned that it must implement changes if it is to achieve re-election.
The British media analyzed the present of libertarian management. It welcomed the collapse of inflation and the fiscal surplus, but warned that the fall in wages and employment put the re-election project at risk. Read more
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