The greatest danger is coming for Argentina's Milei.

What kind of danger is it? 
Let's start with this incident: Milley and his vice president have completely broken off their relationship recently...

Regarding this vice president of his, I have already introduced her before: She is a woman and her name is Villaluel. 
How did it end up breaking up? 
Basically, it's like this: Just like in the United States, in Argentina, the vice president also serves as the president of the Senate. 
Last week, Villaruel presided over a meeting in the Senate and voted to pass a bill to increase pensions. 
It was passed with a large majority! 

What really bothered Milley was that: Before this, this bill had already been passed in the House of Representatives, and it was also passed with an overwhelming majority! 
After learning the news, Milly was furious and shouted, "Villaruel is planning a rebellion! How could you allow this bill to pass? You are responsible for all of this!"

Why is that? 
After Milai took office, in order to prove that his reforms were correct, the central government collected the taxes from the local areas. According to the principle, he should have kept a portion of the collected funds, while the rest, such as pensions, social welfare, education funds, and so on, should have been returned to the local areas.

But he didn't do that. The money he collected was mostly deducted directly and no further distribution was made! 
Then he said to the public: "Look, I have achieved good results and have managed to achieve a fiscal surplus!" 
Why was he able to keep going all these years after he took power and started acting recklessly? 
Just rely on defaulting!

And then?

The common people don't care about it. You have your pension and social welfare, you must give some to me, so they all went to look for places, that is, each province reached out to ask for their money. 
What about the various provinces? 
It's like "even the cleverest housewife can't make a meal without rice". Milai didn't give us any money. Where did we get the money from? 
At this point, we have no choice but to include Argentina in our list. The natural conditions there are indeed excellent: 
The area is large, approximately 3 million square kilometers. 
The soil is fertile, and the Pampas is a vast expanse of fertile land. 
The population is also small, with only 40 million...

Although his unconventional "shock therapy" approach, such as eliminating fuel and public service subsidies, cutting budgets, and liberalizing the foreign exchange market, did manage to stabilize the exchange rate and reduce the fiscal deficit in the short term.

However, it has also caused prices to soar out of control, skyrocketing wildly, and the poverty rate has approached its highest level in recent years! 
Although the common people couldn't get the money, when they were pushed to the limit, they would just do something makeshift to make ends meet. Surprisingly, there was no major chaos! 
After all, Argentina has a favorable climate, not as cold as Russia. It's not too difficult to just get by with basic food! 
But during this period, this method no longer worked.

Why? 
Argentina is going to hold mid-term elections, and there will be a re-election of members of the national parliament. At such a time, if you don't give the money that was supposed to be provided, and instead force the people to "tap into their potential", it won't work.

If anyone is still following him, the common people surely won't vote for him! 
If you don't get selected, your job will be gone! 
So what should we do? 
The money must be added! Even if it's just for show, it's okay!

So during this period, the Argentine lawmakers have been working hard to draft bills to improve the welfare benefits for the people! 
Mirei was not happy: If you do this, aren't you putting me on a grill to roast? 
You are close to the people and care about their hardships. However, the bills you passed, I refuse to allocate funds for. Then who will the common people blame? 
Are you definitely going to scold me?

You all cleaned yourselves up and left me alone to be scolded and treated as an outcast. In this world, where is there such a thing as good fortune? 
To be unlucky, we all have to be unlucky together! 
So he opposed every single one of the bills proposed by the Argentine Congress recently! 
Not only did he himself oppose it, but he also wanted Villaruel to oppose it as well! 
What was the reaction of Villaruel? 
"Snort in contempt": "Shut the hell up! You want to die? I just want to live!" 
Not only did they join forces with local representatives in the Senate to block Milley's bill, but they also went the opposite way and passed an opposing bill! 
Mirei stomped her feet and shouted angrily! 
He called Villaruel a "traitor", and I and you are now at odds with each other!