I'm John Bachelor with my colleagues Joseph Uemire Executive Director of

Secure Free Society and Ernesto Arruja former Foreign Minister of the

Republic of Brazil.

Joseph, there's good news in Argentina, and too much of my reporting on Latin America

has been Cassandra finding things that are wrong.

This looks very exciting from Haver Malay's point of view, and I'd like your interpretation,

Argentina's Belay predicts a 2025 election shakeup at a at party launch.

The story explains, winning the 2025 elections would give Malay's Libertarian La

Libertan Avanza Liberty Advances Party, power in Congress, where it currently

holds a minority in both chambers.

At the same time, there's a story about that Argentina now is experiencing nearly half the

population under in the poverty zone or less than the poverty zone which would be

an offset and then there's one more story. I want you to

comment on all these because it means the economy is moving. The plans by

Javier Malay are to privatize the state airline by decree. In other words, he's a

Libertarian. He's going to go for the idea of the state get out of the way and let people compete and make money.

Your sense Joseph because you were recently in Buenos Aires and you heard comments by

Havir Malay at a meeting outside of Argentina. Is the positive momentum continuing for

Malay because he needs power in Congress? Yeah, so I think Malay is taking a lot of the necessary reforms to revive Argentina's economy.

The unemployment

has been rising for several years now obviously well before

Javier Malay became president.

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