Javier Milaid: Argentina's Political Outsider

Javier Milaid, a self-professed libertarian and controversial economist, has been elected as Argentina's next president amidst the country's economic crisis. Milaid is known for his radical far-right views and plans for extreme government cuts, privatization of state companies, and the end of Argentina's central bank and currency. His appeal extends beyond young people to conservative establishment figures and individuals disillusioned with the traditional political cast. Milaid's victory has generated both excitement among his supporters and fear among human rights groups and those concerned about the impact on social issues. The question remains whether his ambitious economic promises can be accomplished given the need to form coalitions in Congress.