
Presidente de la Nación Argentina
Javier Milei
Viva la libertad.
Libertarian economist. In office since 10 December 2023. A program to take the Argentine state out of the way of the Argentine people.
The program211% → 34%
Annual inflation
Surplus
2024 and 2025
+4.4%
GDP in 2025
10 Dec 2023
In office since
Ideas
Liberty is not a mood. It is a budget.
Four commitments. The rest is commentary. Argentina does not need another five-year plan. It needs the state to stop eating the future.
01
No deficit
Fiscal order
Spend what the Republic collects. Argentina posted financial surpluses in 2024 and 2025 — the first consecutive pair after more than a decade of red ink.
02
Stop the press
Sound money
Inflation is a tax on the poor. Annual CPI fell from 211.4% at the end of 2023 to 33.8% in July 2026. The work is unfinished. The direction is not.
03
Cut the chainsaw
A smaller state
Ministries merged, subsidies unwound, tens of thousands of political appointments reversed. A government that does less, so a country can do more.
04
Friends of liberty
The West
Closer to the United States and Israel. Out of the BRICS orbit. Argentina as a liberal republic, not a client of whoever prints the next swap line.
Milei & Reidel · July 2026
Minimum Viable Scale
The working paper that puts the program in equations: extinction thresholds, increasing returns, and why a wedge can condemn an economy.

Record
Three years of taking the chainsaw to the deficit.
2023
The inheritance
Sworn in on 10 December. Annual inflation at 211.4%. A fiscal deficit, empty reserves, and a political class that had run the same playbook for seventy years.
2024
The adjustment
Spending cut, ministries halved, the first budget surplus in fourteen years. Monthly inflation began a long descent from 12.8% in November 2023.
2025
The mandate
GDP grew 4.4%. Currency controls eased. Midterm elections enlarged La Libertad Avanza’s bench in Congress. Labour and tax reforms followed.
2026
The work
Third year in office. Monthly inflation near 2%. Growth back. Davos heard the same sentence Buenos Aires did: liberty is not a slogan. It is a program.
About
An economist who refused to stay on television.
Javier Gerardo Milei was born on 22 October 1970 in Palermo, Buenos Aires. Before the presidency he was a university economist and a combative television pundit — the man who called the political caste what a generation of voters already felt.
He describes himself as a libertarian and an anarcho-capitalist: minarchism as the reachable station, laissez-faire as the track. In 2023 he won the presidency on the ticket of La Libertad Avanza. Vice President Victoria Villarruel. The General Secretariat of the Presidency is held by his sister, Karina Milei.
The sentence he will not retire: ¡Viva la libertad, carajo!


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