The political analyst, Eduardo Ibarraspoke to Canal E and highlighted the speech of Chief of Staff Manuel Adorni on the second anniversary of the government, the political balance and the impact of President Javier Milei’s decisions.
Eduardo Ibarra emphasized: “Apart from the interpretations and interpretations that the ruling party makes about its management, it seems to me interesting to take a look at the last two years. how Milei comes to power“For context, he recalled that “the starting point should go back four years.” in 2021“, when Javier Milei took over as deputy with a minimum block of “two national deputies”.
The political rise of Javier Milei
As he developed, the growth of the libertarian space is unprecedented: “Two years later, Milei wins the presidential election and takes office with 36 national deputies. no governor and no mayor“But the subsequent expansion was even more relevant: “After the October 26 general election He meets 95 representatives, several governors and some mayors“.
For Ibarra, this shows that “Milei’s political strength really endures exponential growth“He also stated that La Libertad Avanza had taken over the PRO:”There was a very interesting political task that involved taking over the PROThey’ve also started painting themselves purple.”
Negative balance of Mileis management in the real economy
Regarding the hard data of the two management years, he claimed: “During Milei’s two years 30 industries were closed every dayand they got lost 276,000 registered jobs“. He also added that “public works suspendedNo school, no hospital, no university and no highway were built.”
For the interviewee, this approach to state dismantling is consistent with libertarian ideology: “It was consistent with this speech: “The state is a criminal organization and I am a mole who comes to destroy it from within.” In this task is“.
On the other hand, he gave an overview of the recent dynamics: “From March to October he lost the elections in all provincesAlong the same lines, he suggested that his image had sunk to “a bottom of…” 39%” before the October elections.
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