Argentina's new ** Milley is an extreme right-winger. As soon as he officially took office on December 10, 2023, he announced a series of radical policies, including the reduction of ** institutions, the abolition of the Argentine ** bank, and the replacement of the Argentine currency with the US dollar.
Whether these policies will give Argentina new hope or will only plunge it deeper into crisis is anyone's guess. This is like Zhao Benshan's sentence, collapse **, maybe Argentina needs to go through a complete collapse before it can be reborn. Perhaps Argentina's economy will be able to take off as a result.
However, Milley's inauguration did not attract much attention, but it was Ukraine's Zelensky who stole his limelight. Zelensky also attended the ceremony, hoping to increase his popularity. Unfortunately, the situation in Ukraine is already precarious, people's lives are on the verge of drying up, the support of the United States is dwindling, and his position as the leader is also in jeopardy. Milley's position as the first person may not be able to sit firmly, because his policy is too risky, and there is a lot of opposition at home and abroad, except for the United States, which may say a few perfunctory words, no other country will support him.
This is really in response to the old Chinese saying, fish find fish, shrimp find shrimp, stinky fish find rotten shrimp.