Overview

• President Javier Milei of Argentina marks 100 days in office with mixed results, facing economic challenges and political opposition.
• Milei's economic reforms, including austerity measures and deregulation, have led to a significant reduction in inflation but also increased poverty and social tension.
• Despite achieving Argentina's first budget surplus in 12 years, Milei struggles to gain support in Congress, facing setbacks with emergency decrees and reform bills.
• Public discontent grows as poverty rates soar and unemployment rises, with protests and strikes becoming more frequent.
• Milei remains committed to radical economic transformation, aiming for further deregulation and fiscal consolidation, despite facing political and social hurdles.