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The present situation in Argentina suggests a fragile but emerging recovery. While there are signs of economic improvement—including a record budget surplus and a cautious but necessary devaluation of the peso—Milei's administration faces persistent challenges. Austerity measures have come at a high social cost, with widespread poverty affecting half the population.
Inflation continues to pose a significant threat, as does public sentiment regarding government spending cuts. For Argentina’s recovery to be meaningful, it’s imperative for the government to find a balance between necessary austerity and supporting its needy citizens.