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However, the human aspect of Milei's policies remains contentious. The immediate cuts to social programs and pensions raised ethical questions about the balance between economic austerity and social responsibility. One of the most pressing issues remains the rise in poverty rates, which, although dropping significantly due to the economy's upturn, peaked during the early months of Milei’s presidency.
Critics argue that rapid budget cuts disproportionately impact vulnerable populations. For Milei's fervent proponents, the end goal of sustainable economic growth and thriving businesses outweighs short-term hardships. The debate remains passionate and deeply polarized across the nation, evidencing a country still grappling with the repercussions of nearly a century of economic mismanagement.