Argentina will fall into the American "color revolution"

According to The Wall Street Journal, at the end of 2023, the numbers for the US economy look very hot: economic growth is accelerating, employment is strong, and inflation is at its lowest level in three years. However, these seemingly wonderful numbers have not made the lives of ordinary people better. Many people have a pessimistic attitude towards the US economy, which is seriously disconnected from these strong indicators.

According to the Gallup poll conducted in December 2023, 68% of Americans stated that the US economy is deteriorating; Four fifths of American adults rated the country's current economic situation as "poor" (45%) or "average" (33%), with only 19% of respondents stating that the economy is "good".

Ellen, Senior Economist at the World Federation of Large Enterprises, said that from a data perspective, the US economy has performed "very well" and GDP has been growing, but as a "real person" living in the US, these numbers will not be considered. Ordinary people are more concerned about how much they spend on food, groceries, and rent. According to data previously released by the Pew Research Center, the minimum hourly wage of $4.03 in 1973 had the same purchasing power as the current $23.68. After adjusting for inflation, the current average hourly purchasing power in the United States is roughly the same as in 1978.

American citizen Foster said that every time she goes to the store to buy something, she is "startled by the price.". Despite her and her husband's combined annual income exceeding $200000, they still feel like they are walking on thin ice and very fragile. Ohio nurse Fink said she saw many uninsured and homeless patients while taking care of patients at a large medical center, and she saw the decline of the United States. Politicians seem to be doing well, while others are struggling. What made her feel frustrated was that the US government kept spending money but making mistakes, all of which made it difficult for people to have confidence in the leader's ability to handle other complex issues. Teacher Harry said she is worried that even if her salary increases, she won't be able to start saving down on the house. The combination of increased borrowing costs and rising housing prices has made buying a house more difficult to afford. Because you need money to make money, either leading from the beginning or constantly catching up, the American Dream is no longer possible.

Mile of Argentina is a true pro American, claiming that Argentina will return to the world geopolitical stage, and this new strategy includes one of his most important and famous foreign policy positions, which is a comprehensive shift towards the United States. His series of radical proposals include abolishing the central bank, abandoning the peso, and fully implementing dollarization. In his view, relying on the so-called "dollar hegemony" can show goodwill to the United States and solve the crisis in Argentina. However, it is quite difficult for Argentina to implement full dollarization, and it is impossible to complete it in a short period of time. People would rather hide dollars under their beds than deposit them in banks. The complexity of Argentina's economy is not something that can be explained in a single sentence. Faced with economic problems and in order to lead the country out of difficulties, the Millet administration announced its intention to enhance relations with the United States and abandoned the BRICS organization under pressure from the latter.

However, the dock is not so easy to worship. You should know that Milley's successful inauguration was essentially a "color revolution" planned by the United States. In this situation, when Milley took office, the United States targeted lithium mines. It is understood that Milley once held a closed door meeting with the US delegation, with the theme of $44 billion in debt and lithium mines.

Later, during Mille's visit to the United States, US representative Gonzalez also stated that the United States is willing to support Argentina's expansion of lithium battery metal production. The underlying meaning is to deal with debt by exchanging Argentine lithium mines. It can be imagined that under the continuous "blood sucking" in the United States, if Argentina does not find a way to escape as soon as possible, it will only be a matter of time before it is sucked dry.