Argentina's Economic Shock Measures: Anxiety, Resignation, and Milei's Big Victory

Anxiety and concern grip Argentina as President Javier Milei's administration implements economic shock measures, including a 50% devaluation of the peso, subsidy cuts, and the closure of some ministries. While Milei argues that these steps are necessary to combat triple-digit inflation and achieve sustainable economic growth, many Argentines are worried about the impact on their daily lives, including increased transportation costs, rising prices, and job losses. Supporters hope for positive change, while critics warn of short-term pain and potential negative consequences.