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Argentina's Economic Rollercoaster: Milei's First Six Months in Office
Uncertainty remains for the time being. The biggest challenge, however, is of a political nature: maintaining the support of centrists and the moderate opposition. Around half of Argentinians still support Milei. But how long will they endure the pain of austerity and recession? The elections showed that the Argentinians wanted dramatic changes. And they got them. The question is whether they can withstand the pressure, whether Milei will give preference to pragmatism over ideology and whether he will be able to negotiate with the political community and mobilize society to make the necessary reforms possible. The road is long, but the time is short.