Javier Milei

President of Argentina since 2023

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2025 BBVA projects Argentina's economy to grow by 5.5%, while Goldman Sachs forecasts a 3.5% growth, attributing the positive outlook to economic liberalization and stabilizing inflation.
2025 Economic forecasts predict growth between 3.5% and 5.5% as inflation stabilizes and investments increase.
2025 Argentina's economy projected to grow by 5.5% (BBVA projection) and 3.5% (Goldman Sachs projection) as inflation stabilizes and investments increase.
2025 Milei delivered a controversial speech at the World Economic Forum, arguing against what he termed the 'LGBT agenda' and claiming that gender ideology is 'child abuse', characterizing its proponents as 'pedophiles'
2025 Economic forecasts predict growth between 3.5% and 5.5% as inflation stabilizes and investments increase.
2025 BBVA projects Argentina's economy to grow by 5.5%, while Goldman Sachs forecasts a 3.5% growth, attributing the positive outlook to economic liberalization and stabilizing inflation.
2025 Milei delivered a controversial speech at the World Economic Forum, arguing against what he termed the 'LGBT agenda' and claiming that gender ideology is 'child abuse', characterizing its proponents as 'pedophiles'
February 2025 Opposition politicians in Congress called for Milei's impeachment following a disastrous price drop in the $LIBRA cryptocurrency he had promoted.
January 2025 Torcuato Di Tella University revises poverty rate estimate to 33.5% at the end of January
January 2025 Attended Donald Trump's second presidential inauguration in Washington.
January 2025 Milei attended Donald Trump's second presidential inauguration in Washington, highlighting their friendly personal relationship.
January 2025 Milei attended Donald Trump's second presidential inauguration in Washington, highlighting their friendly personal relationship.
2024 Argentine government projects poverty rates at 38.9% for the third quarter of 2024
2024 Moody's upgraded Argentina's credit rating from 'Ca' to 'Caa3' in recognition of economic reforms initiated by President Milei.
2024 The Argentinian Peso appreciated by 44.2% against the dollar, outperforming all other global currencies and effectively doubling average wages in dollar terms to $990.
2024 Agriculture sector rebounded dramatically from a severe drought, achieving an impressive growth rate of 80.2%.
2024 Argentina's GDP contracted by 2.1% in the first quarter and 1.8% in the second quarter, followed by an unexpected expansion of 3.9% in the last quarter.
2024 Argentina pays off $4.3 billion in debt, boosting investor confidence and pushing bond prices higher.
2024 Government projects poverty rates at 38.9% for the third quarter, indicating potential economic stabilization efforts.
2024 Argentina exited deficit for the first time in 123 years under Milei's presidency.
2024 Argentine economy shrank initially but rebounded with 3.9% growth in Q4, supported by an 80.2% recovery in agricultural production.
2024 Milei conducted two non-official visits to Spain and one to Chile, using these opportunities to criticize the prime minister of Spain Pedro Sánchez and the president of Chile Gabriel Boric.
2024 Argentina signed a free trade deal with the European Union, expanding international economic opportunities
2024 The Argentinian Peso appreciated by 44.2% against the dollar, becoming the best-performing currency globally and doubling average wages in dollar terms to $990.
2024 Third quarter financial improvements showed positive economic indicators, complemented by increased societal confidence in Milei's government.
2024 The Argentine economy shrank in early 2024 but rebounded with 3.9% growth in Q4, driven by an 80.2% recovery in agriculture
2024 Wages in Argentina rose by 145.5%, outpacing the 117.8% inflation rate, with formal private sector salaries increasing by 147.5%.
2024 Argentina's GDP contracted by 2.1% and 1.8% in the first and second quarters, respectively, during Milei's presidency.
2024 Argentina paid off $4.3 billion in debt, improving the country's financial standing
2024 Agriculture sector rebounded from severe drought, achieving an impressive 80.2% growth rate.
2024 Government projects poverty rates at 38.9% for the third quarter, while homelessness is expected to decline to 8.6%
2024 Milei cut government jobs by 20% and shut down the tax agency (AFIP), replacing it with a smaller organization to reduce government spending
2024 Moody's upgraded Argentina's credit rating from 'Ca' to 'Caa3' in recognition of economic reforms initiated by President Milei.
2024 Milei revealed that his grandfather discovered his Jewish matrilineal ancestry shortly before his death.
2024 Ministry of Human Capital established under Sandra Pettovello
2024 Ministry of Infrastructure established under Guillermo Ferraro
2024 Milei's government suspended diplomatic relations with Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, refusing to send ambassadors to these countries which he labels as dictatorships.
2024 Javier Milei revealed that his grandfather was discovered to be Jewish of matrilineal descent and had been a rabbi shortly before his death.
2024 Milei expressed his support for Boca Juniors and stated his willingness to sign on for financial support to ensure the team's success.
2024 Javier Milei was named one of Time's 100 most influential people in the world, highlighting his significant impact on Argentine politics.
2024 In a BBC interview, Milei defended his support for Margaret Thatcher, criticizing intellectual precariousness in nationality-based critiques and praising her speeches.
2024 Milei celebrated the Nuseirat rescue operation in Gaza on Twitter, posting 'Long live freedom, damn it!'
2024 Government projects poverty rates at 38.9% for the third quarter, indicating potential economic stabilization efforts.
2024 Argentine economy shrank initially but rebounded with 3.9% growth in Q4, supported by an 80.2% recovery in agricultural production.
2024 Argentina exited deficit for the first time in 123 years under Milei's presidency.
2024 Moody's upgraded Argentina's credit rating from 'Ca' to 'Caa3' in recognition of economic reforms initiated by President Milei.
2024 Agriculture sector rebounded dramatically from a severe drought, achieving an impressive growth rate of 80.2%.
2024 Argentina's GDP contracted by 2.1% in the first quarter and 1.8% in the second quarter, followed by an unexpected expansion of 3.9% in the last quarter.
2024 Argentine government projects poverty rates at 38.9% for the third quarter of 2024
2024 The Argentinian Peso appreciated by 44.2% against the dollar, outperforming all other global currencies and effectively doubling average wages in dollar terms to $990.

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