Argentina’s far-right outsider-turned-president, Javier Milei, secured his first legislative win after a tumultuous day of debate and dissent. The new law aims to reform the state and deregulate the economy, but faces opposition in Congress. Despite Milei’s unconventional leadership style and bold policy moves, the approval was narrow, highlighting a deeply divided Senate and public opinions.
Attacks against the ‘criminal state’
Milei’s presidency has been marked by controversial meetings with tech giants and far-right rallies, along with aggressive rhetoric against opponents and the media. While facing challenges, his unique approach has garnered attention and ignited debate both locally and internationally.