If you were to believe the German editorials, Javier Milei is already history, a libertarian failure, defeated by reality, hated by the people, isolated in chaos. The public broadcasting chorus dutifully sings in canon: "Milei can't do it. Milei has failed. Milei has failed." Only the punchline is missing: While in Germany they're engaging in indignant poetry, something is actually happening in Argentina.
Inflation is falling. The state is shrinking. Subsidies are being cut. Civil servants suddenly have to work or leave. In short: A politician is doing what he promised – and that puts German newsrooms in a moral dilemma. Because the narrative "Market radical is destroying the country" sells better than "Argentina is slowly recovering." So they ignore the economic stabilization, quote angry union leaders, and seek out tearful images – anything for drama.
The fact that millions of Argentinians still support Milei because they feel hope for change for the first time in decades is conveniently ignored in German newsrooms. After all, this could raise dangerous questions: Why does austerity work there – and why does no one here dare to do it? So while German commentators pontificate about "failure," Milei is actually restructuring. Not perfectly, not popular, but honestly. And that is probably the biggest scandal of all…
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