President Javier Milei This Monday he held a meeting with authorities from the Czech Republic and received an award from the Liberal Institute of that country, as part of the closing of his tour of Europe.
The president met first in the morning with the Prime Minister of the Czech Republic, Petr Fiala. Meanwhile, in the afternoon he held a meeting with the President of the Czech Republic, Petr Pavel, at Prague Castle.
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Milei received award from the Czech Liberal Institute in Prague
President Javier Milei received the annual award from the Liberal Institute of the Czech Republic at the Zofin Palace in Prague and highlighted that it is “specialist in growing an economy and ending inflation”.
“I want to thank for this recognition of the work we are carrying out in the fight for the ideas of freedom,” explained the president, who stressed that “I am a libertarian liberal in a country where until recently left-wing ideas dominated. Until in November, 56% said they wanted a change in favor of freedom.”
In this context, the President pointed out that inflation and the lack of economic growth are the “two very clear problems” that the country is facing. However, he maintained that after making the “largest fiscal adjustment in the history of humanity” in 6 months of government and stabilizing the economy, “Argentina has the potential to grow.”
Regarding the structural reforms of the State, the president indicated that in addition to the Base Law “we have 3,200 more reforms pending” in order to “become the freest country in the world, aiming for us to be the richest country in the world in the long term.” , in a convergence process accelerated “by the use of Artificial Intelligence”.
Finally, President Milei stated that “hand in hand with the ideas of freedom and technological progress, free markets, respect for private property, respect for life,” Argentina will be able to “become the “most brilliant case in the history of humanity to become rich again.”
In Germany, Javier Milei assured that the socialists “are violent” because their economic plan “is working”
On his new tour to EuropeJavier Milei spoke in Hamburg, Germany, after receiving the Hayek Society Prize. There, he assured that the socialists are “ violent“because his economic plan is working.
In his speech, the Argentine president He assured that “not only have we fought the cultural battle, but now we are carrying it out in reality. The reason why the socialists are so violent is because it is working and they are falling“. Behind this, Milei will meet with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in Berlin.
