Javier Milei is the president of one country, Argentina, which makes him accountable to the world’s 46 million Argentines. But the global Left knows that if Milei’s free-market reforms succeed, its ascendancy might be cut short.
That’s why so many leftists supported or even helped plan last week’s massive demonstrations against Argentina’s new elected leader.
A one-day strike by Argentina’s main labor unions, accompanied by the biggest street demonstration the South American country has ever seen, was partly the result of a global effort.
The trade unions, other organizations, individuals, and Marxist global networks involved spanned the world. They used social media platforms—including Facebook, X, Instagram, and Zoom—to promote or plan the marches.
We have seen a similar blueprint employed in the past—in Chile in 2019, in the U.S. in 2020, and in…
