April, the cruellest month according to T.S. Eliot, saw the death of Pope Francis but also the economy entering into unfamiliar territory with the more flexible exchange rate accompanying the agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), despite the huge bolster given Central Bank reserves by the US$12 billion of the total US$20 billion frontloaded. The formula improvised by President Javier Milei to make his 2023 campaign insults of Pope Francis compatible with his respectful presence at his papal compatriot’s funeral in Rome last weekend was to imply that he has honoured the late pontiff by reducing poverty from over 50 percent to under 40 percent in the course of hi
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