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Javier Millet is the president of Argentina, and he is a force of nature. He, he is a force of nature. You know about this guy. He's a weird-looking guy with a strange face, a shock of hair that appears to go in all different directions, he turns out to be a

former soccer player and also rock and roll singer, which explains a little bit his appearance.

And while in his rock and roll days, I guess he would go around with a microphone or with a guitar.

These days, when he was campaigning for the presidency, he would go around with a chainsaw.

And his theme was slashing the state, cutting government, restoring power to the private sector.

He is in many ways not only visually but ideologically a revolutionary.

And he came to office in Argentina at the time when the country was in a huge mess. He's now been in power

for exactly one year. It's just had his first anniversary. And I want to talk about

Malay because there are sort of two reasons to discuss Malay. The first thing is

looking at Malay in his own country, in his own context, and looking to

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