Having dedicated the first half of his term to a successfully maintained and electorally vindicated consolidation of a fiscal surplus, President Javier Milei sees a prime challenge of the second half as placing Argentina on a sustained growth path with much in his favour – not only his recent electoral mandate easing consensus but also a vapid opposition continually eroded by an ongoing corruption mega-trial, the financial backing of a superpower with a currency swap of US$20 billion in the bag (even if a further package of US$20 billion seems to have evaporated) and a regional ideological tide in his favour giving every indication of being confirmed in next month’s run-off on the other side of the An
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