After winning Argentina as he wished, Milley's arrogance was not as good as before. When you run for election, you can talk and brag, and after you come to power, you have to be responsible for your words and deeds.
Sure enough, as soon as Milley was elected, his style of painting changed abruptly, overturning many of his previous claims. Milley had made remarks about withdrawing from the Paris Agreement, but as soon as he took office, he said that he would continue to abide by the Paris Agreement.
When Milley participated in the election, he said that he would not join the BRICS, advocated anti-China views, and threatened to stop cooperation with China.
After Milley was elected, the reversal happened, and he did two things:
The first is to clarify the previous erroneous remarks. In an interview with Argentina's TN News TV station, Argentina's long-term candidate Diana Mondino pointed out: "They say we will break off relations with Brazil and China. These are things that don't make sense and ...... logicThere has been no breakdown or change ......in the relationship between these two countriesIt is also impossible to sever (diplomatic relations) with Russia. She also claimed that it was a misunderstanding of Milley's remarks.
The second is "intimate" interaction with the Chinese side. Javier Milley, who was elected by Argentina, expressed his sincerest wishes to the Chinese people in a social speech. In this regard, Chinese spokesman Mao Ning said at a regular press conference on the 23rd that China is willing to work together with Argentina to renew the traditional friendship.
On December 11, Milley held an inauguration ceremony and officially took charge of the house. We were surprised to find that Milley, who caught the horse, was not so caught the horse, not only allowing Zelensky and Orban to steal the show, but also making many "slap in the face" remarks.
When he was a special envoy to the Chinese head of state, Milley showed another personality, nodding his head of mind when he heard the message from the Chinese head of state's special envoy, and at the same time repeatedly expressed the great importance he attached to Sino-Arab relations and promised to resolutely pursue the one-China principle.
This 180° turn is not surprising. Why?
There are at least two reasons for this:
First, the last rightist in Argentina was also the first line during the election campaign, and after being elected, he also showed an anti-China side, but then he quickly made adjustments, not only no longer actively anti-China, but launched a series of cooperation with China, and some of our breakthroughs in cooperation with Argentina were completed during his tenure.
Second, China can provide Argentina with far more development benefits than the United States. The problem is that Argentina does not have much to gain from the United States, but instead obtains huge benefits from China. How can he be massively anti-Chinese in such a situation?
What will be the outcome of Argentina's ** anti-China?History has long known the answer. However, there are two reasons for the sudden decline of the Argentine economy: 1. Hope is placed in the West;2. Single industrial structure.
If Milley will pin his hopes on the United States and the West again, it is foreseeable that Argentina will experience another round of defeat. Unlike the previous situation, the United States and the West were able to save the Argentine economy before pushing it to the bottom. Today's United States and the West are unable to protect themselves, and they have long been unable to be anyone's saviors.