The inflation rate has fallen in Argentina month after month since the libertarian economist-turned-president took office and implemented his shock therapy to revive his country's economy, which has long suffered from hyperinflation and rising poverty. If that wasn't enough, his government has posted the first monthly budget surplus in over a decade. Milei is making remarkable inroads to fixing the Argentinian economy.
As the far-right Milei has devalued the peso and cut subsidies for essential services, the average Argentine citizen is paying the price for his fiscal adjustment program. Poverty has reached an all-time high in the country, as the purchasing power of wage workers has fallen by roughly 14%, and on top of that, there's a recession now looming on the horizon.