On Sunday, Argentina’s libertarian President, Javier Milei, took a bold step by issuing a decree to halve the government ministries from eighteen to nine. This move marks Milei’s first major action as President. His aim is to cut government spending. This is in line with his campaign promises. This sharply contrasts with Brazil’s leftist President […]
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