On this day in 2001 Adolfo Rodríguez Saá was president, halfway through his single week in the Casa Rosada as Argentina’s third president in the previous seven days and a total of three presidents in the week to come – not the only turbulent December in Argentine history but President Javier Milei is now enjoying an enviable stability by those standards. Not that the road ahead is problem-free with the libertarian government already discovering that the pleasant surprise of October’s convincing midterm triumph was a relative and not an absolute success – not even commanding 100 of the 257 deputies, there are limits to what can be achieved.
What has been achieved is lower house passage
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