Poverty levels in Argentina reached 57.4% in January, the highest in at least 20 years, due to the peso devaluation and price hikes caused by President Milei's economic reforms.
Key Points
57.4% poverty rate in Argentina in January
President Milei implemented a 54% peso devaluation
Efforts to eliminate fiscal deficit and end political dynasties benefits
Pros
Efforts to achieve fiscal balance through economic reforms
First budget surplus reported since August 2012
Cons
Significant increase in poverty levels
Income collapse for Argentines due to peso devaluation