The problem is that populist leaders and parties, while broadly accepting the rules of the democratic game, have a rhetoric that strains the pluralist component of democracy.
The criticisms of this model by the most judicious progressivism have two solid elements: the increase in poverty and the difficult sustainability of this radical economic program.
The new “carnal relations” between Argentina and the United States are not a simple return to the past, but a reflection of a profoundly transformed global context.
For Milei, if the state has resources after paying debts, there will be public policies. If resources decrease, those policies will decrease in equal measure.
A curious irony is the pretension of reinserting ourselves in a world that no longer exists, and fighting at every step with the world that does exist and of which we are a part.
