ABOUT JAVIER MILEI
A captivating figure who is changing Argentina.
Javier Milei reached the presidency with a disruptive style and a program of deep changes to the state and the economy. His rise reshaped the public agenda and forced everyone (the government, the opposition, markets and citizens) to rethink Argentina's political debate.
That captivating figure, able to stir passions both for and against him, was the motivation to create MileiHoy: a place to follow closely, with data and without noise, how Argentina is changing.
Why a site dedicated to his administration?
Change at full speed
Reforms, decrees, debates in Congress and official announcements follow one another every day. Tracking them across dozens of news sites and social networks takes hours.
A deeply divisive figure
Rarely has a president drawn so much support and so much criticism at once. Understanding both sides means reading more than one take on the same event.
Interest at home and abroad
Investors, analysts and media around the world are watching the Argentine experiment. That's why we summarize every story in Spanish, English and Portuguese.
From TV economist to president
1970
Born in Buenos Aires
An economist, university lecturer and public commentator, he became known in the media for championing the ideas of the Austrian school and economic freedom.
2021
National congressman
With La Libertad Avanza he made the leap into politics and was elected to the Chamber of Deputies for the City of Buenos Aires.
2023
President of Argentina
He won the November 19 runoff and took office on December 10. That same month he signed Decree 70/2023 (DNU 70/2023), launching a broad deregulation program.
2024
Ley Bases and RIGI
Congress passed the Ley Bases, which includes the Large Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI), while the government made a balanced budget its priority.
How we follow him: from every perspective
MileiHoy brings together official releases from the national government, Congress and opposition-led provinces and municipalities, along with coverage from Argentina's leading national media and the conversation on X. Every story comes with a neutral summary and an AI estimate of its political framing.
We're not trying to convince you of anything: we want you to see how the same event is told by those who support the President and by those who criticize him, and to draw your own conclusions. With the L | C | R selector you choose which perspective to read from.
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