Argentina's Milei Balances Economic Gains with Rising Poverty

President Javier Milei's radical reforms have reduced inflation but increased poverty, drawing mixed reactions domestically and abroad.

Inflation has dropped significantly, but poverty rates have soared from 45% to 57%.
Milei's austerity measures led to budget surpluses but hurt ordinary citizens.
His diplomatic tour in Europe saw both accolades and snubs from leaders.
Milei's confrontational style has strained Argentina's relations with Spain and other countries.
A new reform package aims to attract investment and stabilize the economy.