Trump’s favorite president and Argentina’s Economic Chainsaw Massacre
By Jeremy Adelman Argentine President Javier Milei may currently be a lynchpin in US President Donald Trump’s geo-economic vision for Latin America; but he could soon become its weak link. With elections coming next year, he has achieved an economic recovery and relative price stability by driving millions of his people into destitution.
Former US President Barack Obama has accused the current president, Donald Trump, of corruption ahead of the midterm elections. Speaking at rallies in Cleveland and Detroit, Obama framed the November 3 vote as a "circuit breaker" to bring accountability to the government. He criticized Trump's administration, alleging that it is engaged in "straight-up grifting" and that the party now represents corrupt or inept governance.
Obama also derided Trump's strategy for Iran, arguing that it has given Iran more economic leverage and veto power over the Strait of Hormuz.
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