Javier Milei and Donald Trump Forge Alliance at Buenos Aires CPAC Conference
Argentina's president and the former U.S. leader rally conservatives against socialism and call for a global cultural shift.
- Argentine President Javier Milei hosted the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Buenos Aires, emphasizing a fight against socialism and leftist ideologies.
- Milei hailed Donald Trump's recent U.S. presidential victory as a sign of renewed global freedom and called for a cultural battle in media, universities, and politics.
- Prominent right-wing figures, including Lara Trump, Santiago Abascal, and Ben Shapiro, attended the event, with Steve Bannon and Jair Bolsonaro contributing via video.
- Milei's administration, marked by radical economic reforms, has reduced inflation but led to significant economic hardship, with over 50% of Argentinians now living in poverty.
- Despite political compromises at home, Milei positioned himself as an uncompromising outsider at the conference, rejecting dialogue and consensus in favor of breaking with traditional politics.