I can’t take an article seriously about anything when they call Milei “far right” multiple times. Literally, I don’t even trust the numbers they are reporting at that point. Might as well be made up as far as I know .
The reason is that the Peronistas won the provincial elections, convincingly. Markets are not taking it well (currency, stocks etc.). Meanwhile Milei's team took the (imo) ill considered decision to create a slowly expanding "band" (think soft peg) around the ARSUSD exchange rate. And the ceiling of the band was hit in the above market panic. They started selling reserve USD to defend that ceiling.
Also:
"It is true that he has made the names of Ludwig von Mises, Murray Rothbard and other thinkers of the Austrian School known to a wider public. But his knowledge of their ideas and theories is superficial and flawed, and his praise is therefore double-edged. In any case, we can only advise the public not to regard Milei’s statements on economic philosophy as authoritative...
...it is not enough that he pursue liberal goals with his policies. Rather, the political means must be objectively suitable for actually achieving those goals. This should be self-evident, but it is often disregarded in politics, as Ludwig von Mises repeatedly pointed out. Milei’s policies are a case in point."
- Prof. Dr. Rolf W. Puster, Prof. Dr. Jörg Guido Hülsmann and Prof. Dr. Hans-Hermann Hoppe
https://mises.org/power-market/resignation-scientific-advisory-board-ludwig-von-mises-institute-germany
Also:
"It is true that he has made the names of Ludwig von Mises, Murray Rothbard and other thinkers of the Austrian School known to a wider public. But his knowledge of their ideas and theories is superficial and flawed, and his praise is therefore double-edged. In any case, we can only advise the public not to regard Milei’s statements on economic philosophy as authoritative...
...it is not enough that he pursue liberal goals with his policies. Rather, the political means must be objectively suitable for actually achieving those goals. This should be self-evident, but it is often disregarded in politics, as Ludwig von Mises repeatedly pointed out. Milei’s policies are a case in point."
- Prof. Dr. Rolf W. Puster, Prof. Dr. Jörg Guido Hülsmann and Prof. Dr. Hans-Hermann Hoppe
https://mises.org/power-market/resignation-scientific-advisory-board-ludwig-von-mises-institute-germany
I’m saying I don’t trust this source. A bad source can tell the truth, but you have to rely on good sources or you’ll never know when you’re being duped. As soon as there are clear signs of ignorance or lack of integrity, I’m out.