Javier Milei is one of the bright spots in the political world right now. He’s a free-market economist in a part of the world overrun by socialists, he’s dynamic and charismatic– and he has great hair. But he doesn’t talk to the Argentine media much, preferring to take his case directly to the Argentine people via social media.
That may be changing. His administration is now considering taking the question straight to the voters as to which reporters should be allowed to ask President Milei questions – and appeared to make a joke about whether he should have a “mute button” to press if they get carried away:
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