Argentina’s Javier ‘Chainsaw’ Milei Slashes 15 Thousand Taxpayer-Funded State Jobs, Fulfilling Campaign Promise – Unions Stage Protests
When he was elected President of Argentina, the libertarian economist and TV personality Javier Milei became responsible for tackling a very serious problem: how to turn around an economy destroyed by the Peronist socialists who drove almost 60% of the citizens below the poverty line.
And what’s worse: how to do that while being maligned non-stop by the leftist MSM that helps fuel the internal opposition.
The Milei response has been to plow along and try to implement his policies as fast and as broadly as possible.
Yesterday (3), another step in this direction was taken, as Argentina announced that it had cut 15,000 taxpayer-funded state jobs.
It’s ‘the chainsaw’ in action, as promised during the campaign.
