Springtime is still almost a month away for President Javier Milei and the midterm elections another month after then. It would be a cruel irony for him if after throwing the balance of payments out of the window and sending what at the start of the year was the world’s fastest growth among major economies after India in the opposite direction with recessive interest rates in order to retain his grip on the dollar exchange rate and inflation if the electorate were now to take controlled prices for granted and vote on the basis of other issues. Not even excluding those prices (steep by international comparison) but more especially issues like pensions and the disabled at the heart of Con
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