That is just false. When Milei took over, the dollar blue was at 1188 pesos, and it's now at 1445 pesos. That's an increase of 21.6% after 7 months, not 300%/4x. By the way in the 7 months previous to Milei, the increase was 160%.

And about poverty, it was already at 50% when Milei took over. But obviously if you're left-leaning you might want to avoid mentioning it...

Protests? Yeah the same people who didn’t protest once in 4 years while the whole country was peaking in poverty? Very trustworthy group to use as a measuring factor of the country’s health. That’s just the unions and groups that were getting money under the table getting scared of having to actually work like everyone else.

I don’t know if you’re aware but the average worker did not join these protests like they did for example in the protests that happened during 2001.

Let’s not forget the country we had in 2023. Milei did not cause all these things. The country was already going HARD in this direction.

The reason people voted Milei is up to each person and what you said in your last paragraphs leaves so much untold that I don’t even know where to begin. Just because he’s not a “K/Peron” president doesn’t group him with Macri. Macri was very weak in all his policies and politics. If you have a very large vector going in one direction, it takes another large vector at a substantial angle to change it. Macri did neither.

I gotta say though, my shitty neighborhood was never better than during the macri times… wasn’t the left with their big present and spending state supposed to use all that money on the people? I rather have Milei not spend it and have surplus and not have to print money all the time than get devaluation and still not see any progress.

My guess is that your source of information speaks wonders of Lula and is very anti Milei, because all the things you quoted don’t imply what you think they imply. There are at least 70 years of baggage behind all that.