The recent intervention by the United States in Argentina has not succeeded in stabilizing the fragile economic and political situation of Javier Milei's government. Despite the assistance, which was expected to serve as a lifeline in the midst of the growing crisis, the Argentine economy continues to face serious difficulties. Inflation in the South American country continues to rise, with negative impacts on the population, and the measures taken so far have not managed to reverse a downward trend in terms of confidence and investment. The situation has become even more complicated due to social discontent, which is manifested in ongoing protests and a growing political opposition.
In the political arena, Milei is experiencing a period of notable weakness. Its administration faces criticism both domestically and internationally for its handling of the economy and the lack of effective measures to control inflation. Moreover, its popularity has declined considerably, which fuels growing pressure from opposing political sectors and the population. The U.S. intervention, despite its intentions to support, has not prevented an erosion of confidence in Milei's leadership, leaving an unstable political landscape and without a clear direction toward recovery.
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