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Akela frames Javier Milei's reelection and austerity program as evidence that Argentina's public may still accept harsh reform in response to long-term decay.
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Javier Milei
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Jiang says Argentina's core problem is a parasitic bureaucratic state, which is why a chainsaw-style anti-bureaucratic appeal makes sense to him.
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"I I I think you know American politics it must be really interesting for the rest of the world of course we get a..."
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"uh libertarianism growing in in Latin America or around the world and you know what do you make"
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"of Malay himself yeah so I'll be honest with you I don't I don't know much about Malay um but but I think you..."
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