“If I had to choose between the State and the mafia, I would choose the mafia. Because the mafia has codes, the mafia complies, the mafia does not lie.” In a provocative style, The man who will be the new president of Argentina, Javier Milei, defended during an interview a minimum state intervention in the economy, as he did throughout his life as an economist. Assuming himself as a “libertarian” and “anarcho-capitalist,” the elected Head of State promises to radically change the country and transform it into a “power.”
To do this, Javier Milei, born on October 22, 1970 in a middle-class neighborhood of Buenos Aires, will apply the economic theory in which he believes so much, after having won the Argentine presidential elections this Sunday with around 56% of the votes. votes. . In a victory speech in which he initially addressed the “good Argentines,” the economist pointed to “freedom” as a solution to the deep economic crisis that Argentina is going through, with rampant inflation. “A limited government [mais pequeno]respect for private property and free trade” These are some of his ideas.
Specifically, the economist wants to change Argentina’s official currency from the peso – which he called “excrement” – to the US dollar and “burn” the Argentine central bank, in a process that, according to him, will bring stability. in your book The end of inflationspread this year, Javier Milei clarified that the expression condenses the idea of “leaving all the rubble behind.”
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Source: Observadora
