Opinion Argentina’s much-mocked Javier Milei just might get the last laugh. The mercurial Argentine president marks one year in office, achieving some (painful) successes.

The South American country’s president offers a radical experiment in economic therapy for a nation in desperate financial ...

Not Milei’s plan, which entailed shutting down 13 government agencies and firing over 30,000 public workers — around 10% of the federal workforce. That is an unrivaled political revolution.

Javier Milei and Karina Milei make an appearance on a pet-themed charity livestream show with two dogs – including Conan, the ...

Seven months later, Argentina was out of the recession that had set in before Milei’s victory. The chainsaw-wielding economist, “el Loco” to friends, followed through on his promise of ...

Javier Milei brought his dog onto a TV show. According to him, the animal is about to turn 22 years old. Behind this story ...

How Javier Milei’s Tough Remake of Argentina Made Him a MAGA Hero One year in, ’El Loco’ is curbing public spending, slashing red tape—and offering his services to Donald Trump Share ...

And in a nation worn down by decades of economic crisis, it seems to be working. 'El Loco' from the start. Javier Milei was born in 1970 in Buenos Aires to a homemaker and a bus driver.

Milei may be crazy enough to make Donald Trump look normal—though the red posters I saw on every avenue here asking “¿Que hacemos con el rey loco?” (“What can we do about the mad king ...

President Milei is a flamboyant, highly individualistic character, often called “El Loco,” and not merely by critics. Is he “crazy like a fox”? Everyone has his own opinion, but most ...

His legions of fans call him “El Loco” (The Madman) and “The Wig” due to his ferocity and unruly mop of (real) hair, while he refers to himself as “The Lion”.

'El Loco' from the start. Javier Milei was born in 1970 in Buenos Aires to a homemaker and a bus driver. He has characterised his childhood as troubled.