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Argentina Reasserts Pledge Not to Close Public Universities Amid Protests

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Argentina Reasserts Pledge Not to Close Public Universities Amid Protests
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APR 2024
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story last updated APR 2024

The Spin

Narrative A

Argentines have been proud of their education system for generations, so it's no surprise that demonstrations for public universities have rocked the country. As the middle class has now set a red line for Milei's radical economic adjustment, he should act on that message sooner rather than later.

Buenos Aires Times

Narrative B

Milei is taking the tough economic calls necessary in the current climate. On the brink of an economic collapse, Argentina must bring spending under control to restore fiscal responsibility. Whether the middle class likes it or not, sound finances are key to the country's recovery.

The New York Sun

Metaculus Prediction


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