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While the economic metrics may suggest a recovery, the situation for many ordinary Argentinians paints a less rosy picture. As Milei eliminated subsidies on crucial services such as public transport, heating, and groceries, the economic burden has shifted to the population. Reports indicate that the poverty rate has surged from 40% to 53% within just six months of his administration, pushing millions into hardship.
Struggling families face rising rents and increased costs of living, raising questions about whether Milei's policies are beneficial for the broader population or if they predominantly favor economic indicators at the expense of everyday citizens.