Javier Miley took the oath on the Constitution of the Republic before the assembled chambers as the country’s president. But, coming to the steps of Congress, the new president promised “shock therapy” to avoid the collapse of the country. “There is no alternative to regulation because there is no money,” he clearly stated in front of thousands of people who had been waiting for him since the morning, writes Rainews, as quoted by Rador Radio Romania.

He gave up the leather jacket, trimmed his bangs, but the protocol was broken. Never before was there speech on the street. Miley addressed those who voted for him and said bitter words, which in the ears of experts sound like prolonged “stagflation”.

Prices have been crazy for a week, there are long queues at checkouts in supermarkets, meat, which used to cost 3 euros per kilogram the other day, now costs 6 euros. Even gasoline became more expensive by 30%. What will the dollar do? We will find out today.

But the new president Mile is smiling when he leaves the Libertador Hotel, where he lived until yesterday, at 11:00, hand in hand with his sister Karina. Now he is waiting for the presidential residence of Quinta de Olivos, where they are already preparing to place four English mastiffs, born from a clone of his beloved Conan.

When he enters, Alberto Fernández, who in a final decree regulated the details of the escort that will be assigned to him abroad for the rest of his life, will probably already board the plane that will take him to Brazil to his friend Lula, who has refused the invitation he received from the Casa Rosada. His place was taken by former President Jair Bolsonaro, Prime Minister of Hungary Viktor Orbán and the leader of the Spanish far-right group Vox Santiago Abascal.

“Argentina is a historically friendly nation of Italy, home to the largest community of our compatriots abroad, with whom we intend to strengthen our bilateral relations,” Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said, wishing her well. Among other heads of state and government, King Felipe VI of Spain and Argentina’s neighbors Pou from Uruguay, Boric from Chile and Peña from Paraguay were present. There was an exchange of warm hugs with the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyi, who came all the way to pay his respects and pledge support against Russia. Too bad Trump didn’t go to Buenos Aires as announced. Of course, Moscow and Beijing felt their closeness in the past, and this is an “embrace” from which it is not easy to escape.

The large opposition in Parliament seemed a little nervous. So numerous that moderate right-wing support for ex-President Macri and his running mate Patricia Bullrich will not be enough if impeachment is sought. But for the moment, the head of the Peronists, Christina Kirchner, as well as the president of the Senate, who was supposed to officiate the transfer of the baton between the old and the new era, limited themselves to raising the middle finger in front of those. who contested it. The exit from the stage may not be tasteful, but it is definitely spectacular.

Elsewhere in his speech, Miley accused the outgoing government of having “destroyed” the lives of Argentines, dragging them to the brink of “the deepest crisis in our history” and vowed to follow “the path of reconstruction.” . Miley said he would convene an extraordinary session of parliament in the coming days to present the first package of laws.

The first decree he signed was one that increased the number of ministries to 9 compared to the previous 19. Also, cutting political spending was one of his strong points in the election campaign, along with cutting public and therefore social spending, privatization and dollarization. This was the first act after entering the Casa Rosada.

The images of the crowd that cheered the first appearance on the balcony of the new President Mil, who managed to get there at the age of 53 and only two years after the founding of his party “La libertad avanza” (“Freedom Goes Forward”), are impressive. His “crime against the establishment” has led him to the former temple of the ruling classes, as well as Sunday night cult music. At 10:00 p.m., toast on the Column after the religious ceremony. And today is a new day for Argentina.