@@felarcade887 la UCA y la universidad torcuato di tella realizaron mediciones con la misma metodologia que el indec y coinciden en que la pobreza bajo al 36% con proyecciones de que baje al 34% en marzo
I wonder why those videos always mention the poverty was over 50% during some months but don't mention that after only 7 months it had already dropped back to 41% lower than with the previous president and it's now under 38% for January 2025, Milei is a hero. This year Argentina is expected to grow as you can't even imagine. They went from expecting to become another Venezuela to wondering how much they are going to grow this year and not worrying about inflation or defaulting anymore. All this in 1 year. Milei shifted Argentina's direction into a path of wealth in only 1 year. Imagine what he will do in the remaining 3.
Its interesting how English-speaking channels usually publish outdated data, I guess scripting a video is hard work, especially when the data is in another language, and the Argentinian economy is changing so fast
1:45 don't be fooled. 45% of the population in poverty doesn't mean that they live in shanty towns like these. It only means that they couldn't make 1,000 dollars monthly.
@@radeonbenchmarks2025shanty town in English and "villa" in castellano are describing the same thing. An ad hoc community built from scraps and whatever was available. Though the villa shown is rather well built, certainly better than cardboard walled shacks from the Great Depression
As an argentinian myself i can say this video (although im sure with the best of intentions) is relaying on old data, which is understandable. Particularly in the life quality, many of the burdons we had are not counted on officual data, things like strikes, massive protests and in general use of public resources to do politics went from complete shotdown of the 9 de Julio, constant public transport strikes who left people without a chance to go to work, to literrally 20 people protesting in the sidewalk. And in the economy Milei at the first part of the year, released all the economic burdons chained by the last president, so a decrease in economic life was expected, now he has already reached 2% monthly inflation, which is a lot for the world but here is like a spa after the war
actualmente esta en 36% aunque en un lado vi que estaba en 34,4%💀 y la indigencia en 7%, y recordemos que antes de milei la pobreza estaba estaba en 52%
It is pretty much updated 5 days after. What are you talking about? The last available data on poverty is what the video says. There has been projections only.
The black market price for USD closed at ARS 990 on 7-Dec-2023, the last working day before Milei took the presidency and closed at ARS 1,000 on 11-Dec-2023, what was the first working day under his presidency. This according to Ambito Financiero one of the leading economic news source. Fast forward one year later the USD was trading ARS 1080 on the same market.
@@mariodbianchi I am from argentina, USD was 1200, and the Oficial was 300, when he devaluated the price everyone expected the Black market to escalate a lot, through 2024, the max price in the black market was like 1500, now less tha 1200. Although because it is the black market, it depends where you are buying it from. Some in december 23 maybe had it at 1000, but most of them put a price of 1200
En 1 año hemos pasado de estar en la mierda, a tener una moneda estable, a que vuelva el credito, que los salarios crezcan, etc. Se espera que crezcamos vigorozamente durante al menos los años que le quedan a mileien el gobierno. Este señor es un procer, un genio de la economia, y lo está demostrando. En Argentina estamos muy contentos con él. Tenemos mucha esperanza en 2025.
@@Oldscale Seriously???? ajajajja and why this is not happening??? The only truth in the luquitaz5 coment is that Argentina at least for now the currency is stable as it has not been for a long time, everything else is a lie, the truth is taht poverty now is 52,9% because that was the lates average from INDEC who is the oficial and most important organism, and that data came out just 3 moths ago
@@johnnymdqok Hojala asi sea, sabes que pasa? Yo se muy bien como es esto, ustedes siempre la patean para el año que viene, siempre es la luz al final del tunel, se la pasan viviendo del cuento y la prosperidad nunca llega, es asi, por mas que lo niegen la gente esta cagada de hambre, los jubilados estan fusilados directamente sufriendo de hambre. yo dudo que en un pais asi sean gran mayoria los que repitan el voto, hay demasiados sectores echos mierda que no van a estar dispuestos a votar a sus propios verdugos
Poverty as of today 38% and going down. Inflation Month to Month nearly 1.8%. Lowest in 20 years and going down. What Libertarians economic theory says....its happening. The problem was never the theory...but the politicians and the casts trying to do not executing them.
As a visitor in January 2025, everything seems looking good for Argentina to become the leading economy in South America, as it should have been until the military took over in about 1933.
Latest numbers are even more encouraging… Poverty latest estimates fell from 53% (reported here) to 35%… Inflation from 25.3% per month in Dec-23 to 2.4% in Nov-24… Risk Prime came down from 2,500bp to 584bp yesterday… Very impressive.
Imaginate lo bien que vamos que los jubilados estan eligiendo entre comer y medicarse por que no les alcanza para todo, como sera que estamos bien que hace 12 meses el consumo cae mes a mes de manera ininterrumpida, como sera que vamos bien, que en el pais de las vacas la gente cada vez consume menos carne y menos leche
Milei has announced intentions to further reduce the size of the state, including closing the Central Bank and implementing a tax reform to cut 90% of national taxes. He also aims to establish a free trade agreement with the United States and seeks greater autonomy within Mercosur.
This video was uploaded 3 days ago but it features numbers that are at least a few months outdated, with some being outright incorrect. The usd/peso exchange rate at the end of 2023 wasn't $800 but closer to $1500. The current poverty rate is around 38% and the country risk premium is slightly below 600 points. Also, say the man's name correctly, it's Milei (sounds like Me-lay in English), not Malai. Be accurate when making these videos, otherwise they don't have much value.
The data of 38% of poverty doesn't come from oficials organisms, go and check the ral and ofiacial organism who is INDEC!!! Poverty is 52,9% and accelly IA throws the same numbers
exactly, the USD-ARS exchange rate back in dec-2023 was the same as nowadays. Plus, if we can pronounce correctly "Trump" and given that English has TWICE phonemes than castellano the least you can do is say the President's lastname as it's meant to be said.
Great video, thank you for it. The only thing i’d clarify is that the poberty percentage of 2023 was not real given that they took in account prices of goods that were artificially lowered, so when they sincered the prices the poberty percentage went up but the quantity of poor people here was the same.
Milei is the most important economist of the last 50 years; as well as, the most important Argentinian leader in the last 100 years. Transformatiinal figure!!
The economy under the administration of Javier Mieli is progress well. So much so that some data from this video is outdated and now we have better numbers.
@@economyfluent 38% poverty number doesn't come from ofiacial organisms, the oficial and most important oprganism is INDEC, who publishes his poverty numbers semi anually, the latest data came out 3 moths ago and it was 52,9 and the previous one in the last semester of 2023 was 42.7% so now we have to belive that poverty is 38%???? We have to belive that Milei under poverty 15 points in just 3 months??? Seriuously??? If that data was true, why consumption doesn't recover??? It doesn't make sense at all, specially when that number came from capital human who is part of the goverment ajajjaja i mean,come on, be serious
Argentina, a country blessed with immense resources but punished by socialism of both sides of the political alley. Everything started to go down the toilet whe Spanish an Italian anarchists immigrated to this beautiful country in the 1920's. For 100 years Argentina's political spectrum oscillated between right socialism (aka fascism) and left socialism wrongly tagged as political progressivism. Argentina will need 20 top 30 years to revert the damaged caused by 100 years of socialism destruction and corrupt peronism.
All the data is really outdated... I checked and the poverty is around 38% and the black market usd is $1235 pesos per dollar. For some reason this thing also happens with most EN channels covering this country They always state January *2024* poverty rate instead of the actual one
@juanvla1 dato mata relato, inflation can go down, but the cost of living can still go up. If you don't know what food inflation is and why it is a metric tracked aside of general inflation, so to speak, you should shut up. Cost of living is made by, for example, food prices, rent and goods/services typically by a family, so, inflation can go down generally speaking, but the cost of living can go up by itself. In Argentina, inflation is on a downwards trend, but food prices went crazy high at the start of the government, proving what I say is true. Dato mata relato, peroncho. Come on, go and Google "food inflation", educate yourself, then, maybe you'll stop being a peroncho, that's a shame, you're on the side of systemic corruption, I don't know if you're there because you don't want to educate yourself or because it directly benefits you, either way it's sad that you even have the audacity to come and talk randomly blabbering about something proven all around the world scientifically.
@@martinten5236 Forget it, just don't belive what some people are saying here, poverty is not 38%, it is 52,9 and this is the latest average from INDEC, who is an oficial organism and publishes poverty data semi-annually, if the data os 38% was true, that it means that Milei under poverty 15 percentage points in 3 months, it is not credible! and if it were, consumption would rebound, not only does this not happen but consumption continues in free fall
What are you talking about... Where do you get that info... Debts are growing in record time. Factories closing. And inflation in higher than ever if you loot at then in dollars... You are so wrong... This is a disaster...
@_irondragon97 parece el 2001... A qué te te referías? Primero, no defiendo a los K, son un desastre, ahora, este maniático miente y utiliza a los gorilas para atacar al pueblo.... Llevo una década criando pollos, hoy mi costo es el mismo del precio de góndola, ahora vienen pollos de Brasil y tomate de Paraguay, que tenés en la cabeza? El sábado milei dijo que ganamos de promedio más de mil dólares, pero ayer se le escapó, cuando habló sobre el sueldo de Villarroel y confesó que el 70% gana menos de 400mil por mes... Cuál es milei, 1500 USD o 400 mil pesos? Payasos... Les sacaron los dólares a los trabajadores, ahora les van a poner el corralito electrónico a la clase media y se van a quedar con tu negocio, tu auto y tu casa, y el en helicóptero....
Hahahaha love to see how this channels are paid to hide this disaster. I give you one number, in 1 year the external debt of Argentina raised 74000 million usd. Nothing more needs to be said.
Same as the 90's and 70's... the result was a disaster those decades, nothing seems that's going to be different this time, lets wait and hope for the best.
Franco...keep crying. This has NOTHING to do with the 70s and nearly the 90s with Menem taking debt in dollars. The PBI is already 3.8% above in the last Q and we are not taking debts like Menem did, selling the jewels of the grandma, in dollars, to maintain a lie like the 1 to 1 peso vs dollar. Keep crying peroncho.
The 70s have nothing to do with the 90s. In the 70s, a dictatorship ruled that made people disappear and it was an economic disaster, high deficit, price controls, growing inflation and economic recession. The 90s were a decade with democracy, economic freedom, low inflation and economic growth. Unfortunately, reforms were lacking and it was greatly affected by the Asian crisis. In 1999, an incompetent person came in, which led to the disaster in 2002.
All this yapping about how the inflation has gone down, and yet, PRICES in Argentina never go down. Milei also removed regulation on products and services pricing, which normally is what makes companies lower prices when things are going well for the country. Now a people in dollarized economy that should be thriving because of the low inflation and reevaluation of the peso are actually being f^^êd because their wages are worth less and prices are frozen still in the values they got the days inflation was high. They were never forced down. All this is to say, Milei and other libertarian extremists will insist on the macroeconomic success of their endeavors while hiding their intention to make investors spend more and make companies richer and richer. People actually living in this countries are suffering a slow and painful life.
Food prices have gone down, rent prices have gone down, construction prices have gone down. UNTIL DEFLATION IS REACHED, meaning inflation reaches below 0% prices are not supposed to go down, and they still have. The Salary is winning on inflation and people have much more purchasing power thanks to the strenghtening of the peso. The only ones who have lost are the corrupt leftist politicians who win through embezzling from the poor. And people like you defending their pockets.
Lower inflation does not mean prices going down it just mean they stop going up. Either way the growth of salaries has outpaced inflation meaning that the median(yes median not mean) argentinian has become richer. Also if you afe going to criticize something you should criticize what the people defending it actually whant nd do not some conspiracy of it. When I criticize marxist or social democratic policies I dont say that they want to make people poorer and politicians richer I just say that that is what ends up happening when you act in accordance to those theories
Ps: I use the median because is not affected by outliers (veeeeeryyyyy rich people). The median salary is the salary above which 50% of argentinians earn
GDP is falling by 3.8%, investment by 22%, consumption by 6.9%, and imports by 20%, while unemployment has risen from 5.7% to 7%. This is a precarious stability achieved through market interventions, indebting the country to sustain an artificial exchange rate, selling off and pawning reserves. It is achieved without keeping the economy functioning. Stabilizing certain variables, such as inflation, comes at the cost of deteriorating the real economy and income policies, for example, by lowering wages and pensions, halting public works, cutting budgets for education and healthcare, reducing consumption, and decreasing purchasing power by 17.8% since Milei took office.
As of January 2025, all these figures have gotten better. Poverty fell to 34.9%. Risk prime fell to 600 points.
That's not true, the last average form INDEC WAS 52,9%
@@felarcade887 la UCA y la universidad torcuato di tella realizaron mediciones con la misma metodologia que el indec y coinciden en que la pobreza bajo al 36% con proyecciones de que baje al 34% en marzo
@@felarcade887 38.9 tercer semestre... sabes googlear?
@@felarcade887 It is true tho, google it
@@felarcade887 52,9 poverty is what Kirchnerism socialism left behind. Now is at 38% according to oficial data.
I wonder why those videos always mention the poverty was over 50% during some months but don't mention that after only 7 months it had already dropped back to 41% lower than with the previous president and it's now under 38% for January 2025, Milei is a hero. This year Argentina is expected to grow as you can't even imagine. They went from expecting to become another Venezuela to wondering how much they are going to grow this year and not worrying about inflation or defaulting anymore. All this in 1 year. Milei shifted Argentina's direction into a path of wealth in only 1 year. Imagine what he will do in the remaining 3.
Its interesting how English-speaking channels usually publish outdated data, I guess scripting a video is hard work, especially when the data is in another language, and the Argentinian economy is changing so fast
@@oscarfabiansanchezortiz7157 its time to learn spanish hahaha
Para el 2026 van a presentar como novedad que bajó la pobreza jajajajjaja
@@Jairo1998xd oh yeah!
1:45 don't be fooled. 45% of the population in poverty doesn't mean that they live in shanty towns like these. It only means that they couldn't make 1,000 dollars monthly.
es verdad, una cosa es pobreza y otra indigencia(gente sin hogar y que no puede ni pagar canasta basica y servicios basicos)
dude that is not a town, that is a villa
@@radeonbenchmarks2025shanty town in English and "villa" in castellano are describing the same thing. An ad hoc community built from scraps and whatever was available. Though the villa shown is rather well built, certainly better than cardboard walled shacks from the Great Depression
@@radeonbenchmarks2025 Villas are called Shanty Towns in English, the more you know.
@@radeonbenchmarks2025 yes, a result of despicable administration of the country over decades
As an argentinian myself i can say this video (although im sure with the best of intentions) is relaying on old data, which is understandable. Particularly in the life quality, many of the burdons we had are not counted on officual data, things like strikes, massive protests and in general use of public resources to do politics went from complete shotdown of the 9 de Julio, constant public transport strikes who left people without a chance to go to work, to literrally 20 people protesting in the sidewalk. And in the economy Milei at the first part of the year, released all the economic burdons chained by the last president, so a decrease in economic life was expected, now he has already reached 2% monthly inflation, which is a lot for the world but here is like a spa after the war
By december, poverty rate shrank to 38%
Yes, why they forget to say it? Only considering the numbers till mid year?
In conclusion, Milei's government has been a great success so far.
36%. todavia no salio el dato de diciembre. Pero se estima que está en 36%.
@@luquitaz5 Lee en inglés y contesta con ñ. Alto chad.
34%
actualmente esta en 36% aunque en un lado vi que estaba en 34,4%💀 y la indigencia en 7%, y recordemos que antes de milei la pobreza estaba estaba en 52%
not updated numbers.
which arent?
@@franargenti2859 By december, poverty rate shrank to 38%
It is pretty much updated 5 days after. What are you talking about? The last available data on poverty is what the video says. There has been projections only.
@@pippo1734
Projections with the same numbers INDEC uses to calculate (b. e.) poberty.
800 pesos/usd in the black market? Man, end of 2023 was around 1500. Check your numbers
The black market price for USD closed at ARS 990 on 7-Dec-2023, the last working day before Milei took the presidency and closed at ARS 1,000 on 11-Dec-2023, what was the first working day under his presidency. This according to Ambito Financiero one of the leading economic news source. Fast forward one year later the USD was trading ARS 1080 on the same market.
@@mariodbianchi I am from argentina, USD was 1200, and the Oficial was 300, when he devaluated the price everyone expected the Black market to escalate a lot, through 2024, the max price in the black market was like 1500, now less tha 1200.
Although because it is the black market, it depends where you are buying it from. Some in december 23 maybe had it at 1000, but most of them put a price of 1200
@@mariodbianchieste número es absolutamente incorrecto. Estaba bien por encima de los $1000.
En 1 año hemos pasado de estar en la mierda, a tener una moneda estable, a que vuelva el credito, que los salarios crezcan, etc. Se espera que crezcamos vigorozamente durante al menos los años que le quedan a mileien el gobierno. Este señor es un procer, un genio de la economia, y lo está demostrando. En Argentina estamos muy contentos con él. Tenemos mucha esperanza en 2025.
I'm investing in YPF. Great time to bet on Argentina!
@@Oldscale Seriously???? ajajajja and why this is not happening??? The only truth in the luquitaz5 coment is that Argentina at least for now the currency is stable as it has not been for a long time, everything else is a lie, the truth is taht poverty now is 52,9% because that was the lates average from INDEC who is the oficial and most important organism, and that data came out just 3 moths ago
y lo vamos a volver a votar en el 27, así como lo apoyaremos en las elecciones legislativas de este año. Se acabó la era de la decadencia peronista.
@@johnnymdqok Hojala asi sea, sabes que pasa? Yo se muy bien como es esto, ustedes siempre la patean para el año que viene, siempre es la luz al final del tunel, se la pasan viviendo del cuento y la prosperidad nunca llega, es asi, por mas que lo niegen la gente esta cagada de hambre, los jubilados estan fusilados directamente sufriendo de hambre. yo dudo que en un pais asi sean gran mayoria los que repitan el voto, hay demasiados sectores echos mierda que no van a estar dispuestos a votar a sus propios verdugos
No estamos contentos. We are not happy with Milei.
This is a paid troll, don't believe @luquitaz5 words.
Poverty as of today 38% and going down. Inflation Month to Month nearly 1.8%. Lowest in 20 years and going down. What Libertarians economic theory says....its happening. The problem was never the theory...but the politicians and the casts trying to do not executing them.
acording to who?? Milei rises poverty!!! true
@@juanvla1 que decis boludazo, cuanto milei asumio habia mas del 40% pobreza, ahora es menos del 38% y eso que estaba en 52%. LA tenes adentro kukardo
Acording the INDEC and all the private analitycs. Poverty is lower now. @@juanvla1
As a visitor in January 2025, everything seems looking good for Argentina to become the leading economy in South America, as it should have been until the military took over in about 1933.
In Argentina news go fast. Numbers of poverty drop below 2023, prices stabilized or went down. Salary recovers
poverty now is around 35% and going down! Average Salary from $300 usd to $1200 now 🦁🦁🦁
Another video with stock images and outdated figures
Latest numbers are even more encouraging… Poverty latest estimates fell from 53% (reported here) to 35%… Inflation from 25.3% per month in Dec-23 to 2.4% in Nov-24… Risk Prime came down from 2,500bp to 584bp yesterday… Very impressive.
lol so cute
@ Cute?…
Inflation is 1.4 now and going down
Imaginate lo bien vamos que los números de este video estan desactualizados y actualmente estan mucho mejores xd
Imaginate lo bien que vamos que los jubilados estan eligiendo entre comer y medicarse por que no les alcanza para todo, como sera que estamos bien que hace 12 meses el consumo cae mes a mes de manera ininterrumpida, como sera que vamos bien, que en el pais de las vacas la gente cada vez consume menos carne y menos leche
How hard is it to pronounce Milei( me + lay)
"Maili sairus"
Milei has announced intentions to further reduce the size of the state, including closing the Central Bank and implementing a tax reform to cut 90% of national taxes. He also aims to establish a free trade agreement with the United States and seeks greater autonomy within Mercosur.
Ave miller.
Aguante Milei
This video was uploaded 3 days ago but it features numbers that are at least a few months outdated, with some being outright incorrect. The usd/peso exchange rate at the end of 2023 wasn't $800 but closer to $1500. The current poverty rate is around 38% and the country risk premium is slightly below 600 points. Also, say the man's name correctly, it's Milei (sounds like Me-lay in English), not Malai. Be accurate when making these videos, otherwise they don't have much value.
The data of 38% of poverty doesn't come from oficials organisms, go and check the ral and ofiacial organism who is INDEC!!! Poverty is 52,9% and accelly IA throws the same numbers
exactly, the USD-ARS exchange rate back in dec-2023 was the same as nowadays. Plus, if we can pronounce correctly "Trump" and given that English has TWICE phonemes than castellano the least you can do is say the President's lastname as it's meant to be said.
@@felarcade887 go cry about it, kuka, you have it inside you
Great video, thank you for it.
The only thing i’d clarify is that the poberty percentage of 2023 was not real given that they took in account prices of goods that were artificially lowered, so when they sincered the prices the poberty percentage went up but the quantity of poor people here was the same.
Also we belive social equity is part of the problem, not the solution. It’s all about equal opportunity.
5:24 Great to see Argentina is looking at increasing extracting gas and oil to drive economic growth. Others should follow their lead.
Milei is the most important economist of the last 50 years; as well as, the most important Argentinian leader in the last 100 years. Transformatiinal figure!!
Old information, bad information. Redo the video plz
Our president Milei will make Argentina great again💪🦁
The economy under the administration of Javier Mieli is progress well. So much so that some data from this video is outdated and now we have better numbers.
The social cost is the price of socialism. Viva la libertad Carajo.
You released a video in 2025 with October 2024 data and expect donations?
What's wrong with this? 2025 has just started 3 days ago. Do you have any data for 2025😂😂😂😂
@IR19881 Appreciate the detailed-oriented approach ;). You know your stuff though official data is always published for closed cycles. 😌
Well, look for the data for November and December then. They are much more encouraging than those published in the video@@factdriven6719
@@economyfluent 38% poverty number doesn't come from ofiacial organisms, the oficial and most important oprganism is INDEC, who publishes his poverty numbers semi anually, the latest data came out 3 moths ago and it was 52,9 and the previous one in the last semester of 2023 was 42.7% so now we have to belive that poverty is 38%???? We have to belive that Milei under poverty 15 points in just 3 months??? Seriuously??? If that data was true, why consumption doesn't recover??? It doesn't make sense at all, specially when that number came from capital human who is part of the goverment ajajjaja i mean,come on, be serious
@@factdriven6719 Poverty dropped
A lot of information is wrong !!! Who gave it to you ? CFK ?
Argentina, a country blessed with immense resources but punished by socialism of both sides of the political alley. Everything started to go down the toilet whe Spanish an Italian anarchists immigrated to this beautiful country in the 1920's. For 100 years Argentina's political spectrum oscillated between right socialism (aka fascism) and left socialism wrongly tagged as political progressivism.
Argentina will need 20 top 30 years to revert the damaged caused by 100 years of socialism destruction and corrupt peronism.
why are you using October numbers? that's a bit dishonest! nov and dec are even better!.
Good video. Needs an update…
Under El Loco, the number of destitution has increased. A Country is not a Balance Sheet.
All the data is really outdated...
I checked and the poverty is around 38% and the black market usd is $1235 pesos per dollar.
For some reason this thing also happens with most EN channels covering this country
They always state January *2024* poverty rate instead of the actual one
Outdated stats.
Wrong numbers. 40% drop in rent cost???
AI content is wild
Despite any of the content in this channel - no doubt about it!
Part of Argentina's problem is that everything is in ONE city! It's much like Britain or Ontario!
It was more than 300% the inflation!!! ...not 211%
Old information
It's pronounced "mee-lay"
A partir de ahora le vamos a decir Maili 😂
good content
inflation going down??? liers!!! we live in the most expensive country in the world!!!
Inflation is going down, but cost of living can still go up, peroncho.
Even if inflation goes to 0% it will mean prices will remain exactly the same as they are now.
@@aim4jakkusu nope that s not how it works liberotaria
@@Max_Power_ true
@juanvla1 dato mata relato, inflation can go down, but the cost of living can still go up. If you don't know what food inflation is and why it is a metric tracked aside of general inflation, so to speak, you should shut up. Cost of living is made by, for example, food prices, rent and goods/services typically by a family, so, inflation can go down generally speaking, but the cost of living can go up by itself. In Argentina, inflation is on a downwards trend, but food prices went crazy high at the start of the government, proving what I say is true. Dato mata relato, peroncho. Come on, go and Google "food inflation", educate yourself, then, maybe you'll stop being a peroncho, that's a shame, you're on the side of systemic corruption, I don't know if you're there because you don't want to educate yourself or because it directly benefits you, either way it's sad that you even have the audacity to come and talk randomly blabbering about something proven all around the world scientifically.
what is poverty defined as?
people earning less than 1000 usd
@@martinten5236 Forget it, just don't belive what some people are saying here, poverty is not 38%, it is 52,9 and this is the latest average from INDEC, who is an oficial organism and publishes poverty data semi-annually, if the data os 38% was true, that it means that Milei under poverty 15 percentage points in 3 months, it is not credible! and if it were, consumption would rebound, not only does this not happen but consumption continues in free fall
I am completely in favor of libertarianism as long as there is a UBI.
Update the data
His name is pronounced Me Lay
What are you talking about... Where do you get that info... Debts are growing in record time. Factories closing. And inflation in higher than ever if you loot at then in dollars... You are so wrong... This is a disaster...
estamos en 2025, no en el 2023 de Cristina y Alberto.
@_irondragon97 parece el 2001... A qué te te referías? Primero, no defiendo a los K, son un desastre, ahora, este maniático miente y utiliza a los gorilas para atacar al pueblo.... Llevo una década criando pollos, hoy mi costo es el mismo del precio de góndola, ahora vienen pollos de Brasil y tomate de Paraguay, que tenés en la cabeza? El sábado milei dijo que ganamos de promedio más de mil dólares, pero ayer se le escapó, cuando habló sobre el sueldo de Villarroel y confesó que el 70% gana menos de 400mil por mes... Cuál es milei, 1500 USD o 400 mil pesos? Payasos... Les sacaron los dólares a los trabajadores, ahora les van a poner el corralito electrónico a la clase media y se van a quedar con tu negocio, tu auto y tu casa, y el en helicóptero....
Outdated data
Hahahaha love to see how this channels are paid to hide this disaster. I give you one number, in 1 year the external debt of Argentina raised 74000 million usd. Nothing more needs to be said.
Que lo lloren los kukas
Lloren kukas!
ahahahahaha, yeah, sure.
Interesting
Same as the 90's and 70's... the result was a disaster those decades, nothing seems that's going to be different this time, lets wait and hope for the best.
Franco...keep crying. This has NOTHING to do with the 70s and nearly the 90s with Menem taking debt in dollars. The PBI is already 3.8% above in the last Q and we are not taking debts like Menem did, selling the jewels of the grandma, in dollars, to maintain a lie like the 1 to 1 peso vs dollar. Keep crying peroncho.
Una "pequeña" diferencia: Superavit fiscal como política de Estado. Todo lo contrario a los 90's y 70's.
A crying leftist is exactly what I voted.
@@princekalender2154 no doubt, ignorance and violence are very common traits, time will tell
The 70s have nothing to do with the 90s. In the 70s, a dictatorship ruled that made people disappear and it was an economic disaster, high deficit, price controls, growing inflation and economic recession. The 90s were a decade with democracy, economic freedom, low inflation and economic growth. Unfortunately, reforms were lacking and it was greatly affected by the Asian crisis. In 1999, an incompetent person came in, which led to the disaster in 2002.
All this yapping about how the inflation has gone down, and yet, PRICES in Argentina never go down. Milei also removed regulation on products and services pricing, which normally is what makes companies lower prices when things are going well for the country.
Now a people in dollarized economy that should be thriving because of the low inflation and reevaluation of the peso are actually being f^^êd because their wages are worth less and prices are frozen still in the values they got the days inflation was high. They were never forced down.
All this is to say, Milei and other libertarian extremists will insist on the macroeconomic success of their endeavors while hiding their intention to make investors spend more and make companies richer and richer. People actually living in this countries are suffering a slow and painful life.
Kuka
@ Insightful
Food prices have gone down, rent prices have gone down, construction prices have gone down. UNTIL DEFLATION IS REACHED, meaning inflation reaches below 0% prices are not supposed to go down, and they still have. The Salary is winning on inflation and people have much more purchasing power thanks to the strenghtening of the peso. The only ones who have lost are the corrupt leftist politicians who win through embezzling from the poor. And people like you defending their pockets.
Lower inflation does not mean prices going down it just mean they stop going up. Either way the growth of salaries has outpaced inflation meaning that the median(yes median not mean) argentinian has become richer. Also if you afe going to criticize something you should criticize what the people defending it actually whant nd do not some conspiracy of it. When I criticize marxist or social democratic policies I dont say that they want to make people poorer and politicians richer I just say that that is what ends up happening when you act in accordance to those theories
Ps: I use the median because is not affected by outliers (veeeeeryyyyy rich people). The median salary is the salary above which 50% of argentinians earn
It's all a bubble. About to explode
GDP is falling by 3.8%, investment by 22%, consumption by 6.9%, and imports by 20%, while unemployment has risen from 5.7% to 7%.
This is a precarious stability achieved through market interventions, indebting the country to sustain an artificial exchange rate, selling off and pawning reserves. It is achieved without keeping the economy functioning. Stabilizing certain variables, such as inflation, comes at the cost of deteriorating the real economy and income policies, for example, by lowering wages and pensions, halting public works, cutting budgets for education and healthcare, reducing consumption, and decreasing purchasing power by 17.8% since Milei took office.
Llóralo kuka
@droid806 kuka tu madre. Soy realista. Milei utiliza contabilidad creativa.
@@droid806 kuka tu abuela
Kkkk propaganda paga. Será o novo corralito e o doido saíra fugido pelo telhado da casa rosada
Keep dreaming about it kuka