President Javier Milei made it to the front page Time magazine which will be released on June 10 and dedicates an article to the president and “his plans to transform Argentina.” The president responded to the publication with the catchphrase that he uses to celebrate any post about him: “Neighborhood phenomenon”.
Milei’s tweet about the cover of Time. (Photo: capture of X).
The American magazine states that Milei “hates her new office”” in the Casa Rosada, except for one detail, a bronze lion engraved on a fireplace, “the animal he adopted as a symbol during his dizzying rise to power.”
The publication maintains that Milei “may be the most eccentric head of state in the world”, “a libertarian economist and television pundit known as Crazy for his profane outbursts.” He also notes that “the quirks of his campaign often overshadowed the severe austerity program he promoted to lift the country out of its economic crisis.”
According to the magazine, the “unlikely rise of a self-described ‘anarcho-capitalist’ reflects the strength of a right-wing populist movement that has won elections around the world in recent years.” “Like his counterparts from Italy to Hungary, from Brazil to Peru, from the United States to India, Milei promised to dismantle a state plagued by corruption and governed by shadowy elites.”
Javier Milei on the cover of Time magazine. (Photo: courtesy of Time).
However, Time assures that “none of his counterparts are like Milei. And none of them lead a nation like Argentina, a resource-rich regional power plagued by decades of political mismanagement and economic instability, which has now become a test case for the governing theories of a radical ideologue.”
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