https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cm55yv0g0veo
"The quick reduction in public spending has helped Argentina swing from a fiscal deficit – the difference between the government’s spending and income - of 2tn pesos ($120bn; £93bn) in December of last year to a surplus of 264.9bn pesos in April.
Argentina also reported a surplus in January, February and March, marking the first time it had achieved this monthly target since 2012."
The year isn't even over yet.
"Inflation has slowed - in April the month-on-month rate fell to 8.8%, the first time since October that it was not in double figures. This inflation measure is closely followed in countries like Argentina that have long had high inflation.
Yet when it comes to the more globally recognised annual inflation rate, this hit 289.4% in April. To put that into perspective, in the UK the annual rate is currently just 2.3%."
This is how Milei got the country with a 25% montly inflation at December of 2023.
"However, the International Monetary Fund, which over the decades has lent more money to Argentina than to any other country, gave the government high marks in May, saying that its performance was "better than expected" and that its economic programme was "firmly back on track"."
International recognizion of his work and results.
"Before World War One, it ranked as one of the world's 10 richest countries."
Now it ranks in the 28th position.