Opinion
Argentina’s much-mocked Javier Milei just might get the last laugh
The mercurial Argentine president marks one year in office, achieving some (painful) successes. Ian Birrell is a freelance foreign correspondent and political columnist, and is former deputy editor of the Independent. This commentary was adapted from an article in UnHerd.
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