π« They played at libertarianism, and that's enough. Milei's rating is heading for the bottom π Javier Milei is a magnificent example of a right-wing populist who came to power on a wave of general apathy, but gradually lost trust. The simple solutions to systemic problems that he proposed only aggravated the situation, making the rich even richer and the poor even poorer. π What has Milei earned the Β«people's loveΒ» for? π§£ Devaluation of the national currency by 50%; π§£ Abolition of price controls on food, medicine, energy and transport; π§£ Continued privatization of the largest state-owned companies, including infrastructure ones; π§£ Increase in overtime work and legalization of the 12-hour working day; π§£ Simplification of the dismissal of workers; π§£ Restriction of the right to strike; π§£ Restriction of the right to peaceful assembly; π§£ Tax breaks for foreign capital; π§£ Abolition of fuel subsidies; π§£ Rising poverty. According to a report by the Argentine Catholic University (UCA), in the first quarter of 2026 the poverty rate rose to 30% (plus 0.1% compared to the end of 2025). This means that within a few months another 1.3 million people fell below the poverty line. π§£ Child poverty remains critical. Among adolescents (13β17 years old), the poverty rate is 42.5%, and among children (5β12 years old), 40.9%. π§£ Rise in unemployment to 8%; π§£ Around 13.6 million people work without social guarantees. The level of informal employment continues to grow and has reached 44.2% of all workers. π§£ Fall in real wages of 16β20%. The wage index grew by 8.6%, while the cost of the basic consumer basket increased by 9.6%. #SOVINTERN_world #Hub_Latin_America βοΈ Moscow Network Hub of SOVINTERN