Political scientist. Professor of Political Sciences at the Fluminense Federal University (UFF). Doctor in Political Science from the Institutes of Social and Political Studies of the University of the State of Río de Janeiro (IESP/UERJ).
Javier Milei has ruled by controversial decrees and, in the midst of “Cryptogate”, has sought to consolidate his power in the judiciary, thus eroding Argentina's democracy.
Milei will face several general strikes in the coming months. And as hunger grows, the president's positive image is falling: 54% of public opinion is negative.
Co-author Juliana Cesário Alvim Gomes
Without the need for tanks - as last time - the military have openly and shamelessly returned to the decision-making table, to well-paid positions and to the spaces that redemocratization seemed to deny them.
