Overview
- Speaking at the American Business Forum in Miami, Javier Milei said Argentines "chose freedom" and framed his election as a mandate for a pro-market program.
- He presented capitalism as morally superior and condemned socialism, introducing the "riesgo kirchnerista" label to describe political risk.
- He asserted that economic stabilization was achieved with social consensus but without political consensus, arguing Kirchnerism raises financing costs for firms.
- He claimed investment announcements now exceed $100 billion in the past year, with over $50 billion in approval stages, and thanked Donald Trump for quadrupling Argentina’s beef export quota.
- His U.S. tour continues with CPAC in Palm Beach and events in New York, after appearing alongside senior aides and receiving a gift from Miami mayor Francis Suarez.