It is due to the political cycle that libertarian free-market policies are generally never given the time to take effect. As soon as a reform is passed, the protests begin and the next election sees the socialist opponent back in office. In the case of Argentina, the first successes can be seen just a few months after President Milai's wave of reforms: over 300,000 state parasites have been made redundant, the public budget has been brought into balance and the inflation rate is falling dramatically.
The first successes in the area of citizens' purchasing power are now following: real wages are rising again after a long period of decline and, given the coincidence of Mileid's election with the rise in purchasing power, the left-wing mainstream press will find it difficult to write off and confuse this success, which is likely to continue throughout the year.
It is crucial that we use alternative media to explain to the masses the correlation between market-based reform and delayed economic prosperity. The leftist mainstream will do anything to destroy this correlation in order to defend its own power and that of its political functionaries.