A little over a month before he was elected Argentina’s next president, Javier Milei’s supporters listened rapt as the self-described “anarcho-capitalist” and tantric sex expert vowed to take a “chainsaw” to the “parasitic” state.
Argentina’s president-elect has vowed to privatise his country’s version of the BBC and stop all public construction projects in their tracks as he outlined a programme of radical transformation.
Javier Milei has dropped his famous chainsaw as the hard-Right candidate in Argentina’s presidential election seeks to win moderate support in Sunday’s run-off vote.
Argentines vote for a new president on Oct. 22, and one libertarian hopeful says he will take a chainsaw to the status quo if elected. Critics fear their rights and social safety net will get shredded