Common sense populism works. Remove socialism and a country will prosper. Javier proved this . . .

https://www.breitbart.com/economy/2024/10/17/argentina-approaches-16-billion-trade-surplus-under-milei/

'A plague of liars' The 2024 Copa America was supposed to showcase the Americas' passion for football. But, as Argentine newspaper Ole put it, "this party almost became a tragedy". Hosted by the United States, in some of the biggest and best stadiums in world sport, the tournament was beset by problems. It featured poor pitches, half-empty stadiums and crowd trouble before ending in chaotic scenes on Sunday. The final between Argentina and Colombia was delayed by 80 minutes after ticketless fans forced their way into Miami's Hard Rock Stadium. Arrests were made after clashes with police and security personnel, while several supporters needed treatment from paramedics. It was far from the showpiece the organisers hoped for and raises concerns before the 2026 World Cup, set to be co-hosted by the US, Canada and Mexico. So what went wrong and what can be learned from an event Argentine media outlet Todo Noticias branded a "world-class failure"?
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c729vgyz9rdo

Argentina's President Javier Milei had a warning for those attending the annual WEF meeting in Davos, Switzerland; 'the Western world is in danger' from 'collectivist experiments' such as Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI), and has called on the world to reject socialism and instead embrace "free enterprise capitalism" to end global poverty.
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/western-world-danger-milei-warns-dei-doom-dimon-touts-trump-critical-issues

Less than three weeks ago, Argentina elected a populist (Javier Milei) to run their country. In just 18 days, President Javier Milei has secured so many victories that it's hard to keep track of all of them. One of his biggest and probably most important moves was purging thousands of Deep State operatives, something President Trump must address on day one of his new term.

18 days ago, President Javier Milei was inaugurated in Argentina. Since then:

-Eliminated 12 out of 21 cabinet posts
-Firing 5,000 government employees
-Ending 380k government regulations
-Banned woke language in the military
-Bill to affirm the right to self-defense
-Bill to legalize homeschooling of kids
-Proposal to punish all riot organizers
-Future welfare cuts for road-blocking
-Legalized paying contracts in bitcoin
-Privatization of state-run companies
-Opened up the Argentina oil industry

But that's not all; Milei's control of the northern border has wreaked havoc on the entire vulnerable Bolivian economy.

In other words, the entire Bolivian economy was based on smuggling subsidized goods from Argentina, and now the whole scam is collapsing.

What makes this so amusing is that liberals like to use Bolivia as a perfect example of the progressive agenda working wonders and producing positive outcomes. Instead, it has just become a perfect example of how everything they do fails.

In addition, Milei is also advocating for a type of "Second Amendment" in Argentina, something they currently don't have.

This move also comes on the heels of Milei banning the use of woke pronouns from government text and removing welfare benefits from anyone participating in street protests that block traffic.

Bravo, President Milei, Bravo sir!

Prior to Milei’s stunning victory, inflation in Argentina hit 143 percent. Triple-digit inflation has helped push 40 percent of Argentines into poverty and has led to a surge in demand for US dollars. In Canada, lawmakers have gone so far as to threaten grocery chains with new taxes if they don’t reduce food prices, and they have also threatened to drag CEOs before Parliament.
https://www.activistpost.com/2023/12/argentinas-rampant-inflation-explained-in-one-chart.html

And now we have large scale protests ongoing in Spain and in Ireland -- two more countries that have had more than enough of "diversity is our strength".

No, diversity is NOT our strength. Diversity is our downfall. You simply do not bring new people into your household that have different values than you, sometimes very differnt values, and allow them to live those values amongst your family. That is just common sense.

If you want to come into my home, you WILL abide by MY rules. You WILL obey MY laws. You WILL simply BEHAVE while you are here. If you cannot do any of these, then you will leave, one way or another.

Spain and Ireland are just continuing what we've already seen in Poland, Hungary, Argentina, Italy and here in the United States. The majority of people in the western world will not accept transforming us into something we have never been.

You people that disagree and think we should have open borders and continue welcoming in others that have no love for our country and don't give a crap about our rules and laws and way of life, had better wake up and wake up fast because a boiling point is rapidy apporaching and once we hit that you are not going to like what hundreds of millions of people may decide to do. A historical 'King Louis the XVI moment' in history may well be repeated and you'll be on the not so friendly end of that wooden structure . . .

Javier Milei, the outsider libertarian candidate with radical solutions to Argentina’s economic crisis, has just won Sunday’s presidential runoff against Economy Minister Sergio Massa. Javier Milei, a 53-year-old far-right economist and former television pundit with no governing experience, claimed nearly 56 percent of the vote, with more than 80 percent of votes tallied. It was a stunning upset over Sergio Massa, the center-left economy minister who has struggled to resolve the country’s worst economic crisis in two decades.
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/preview-argentinas-consequential-election-sunday

Javier Milei beat his opponent Sergio Massa by over 2 million votes, officially winning Argentina's presidential election.
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/markets/argentinas-bitcoin-friendly-presidential-candidate-javier-milei-wins-election

Conservative Javier Milei overcame the Peronist machine, the MSM opposition, and is the new president of Argentina in a blowout result. After finishing second place behind Finance Minister Sergio Massa, Milei got the support from former President Mauricio Macri and his candidate Patricia Bullrich, who finished in third place in the October first round. Since then, Milei jumped ahead in the polls.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/11/breaking-conservative-javier-milei-is-elected-new-president/

Argentina’s capital city, Buenos Aires, is leaning into a new blockchain system that promises citizens faster and more reliable access to their most important government documents. As Brazil moves forward with the implementation of a new national identity card to ensure secure data sharing between the Federal Revenue Service and civil identification entities, the government has also turned to blockchain network development for an additional layer of security.
https://www.activistpost.com/2023/09/brazil-and-argentina-turn-to-blockchain-for-citizen-id-rollouts.html