Stanley Druckenmiller, former partner of George Soros, said that “Argentina is more capitalist than the United States” and praised the libertarian government’s fiscal adjustment measures

The American partners and former partners of Soros are taking advantage of Milei’s vulnerability to take full advantage of Argentina and indirectly take over the 2030 Agenda that they attack so much?

Billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller, one of the world’s most renowned investors, praised President Javier Milei, whom he considered “the only free-market leader in the world” and pointed out that “his popularity did not drop” despite the strong fiscal adjustment measures.

“The only free market leader in the world right now is in Argentina,” he said in an interview with CNCB. “Javier Milei is going to be an interesting experiment. He is a highly intelligent leader, he learned in the Austrian school,” Druckenmiller dedicated to him. “He cut social security 35%, after he came into office. They went from a primary deficit by 4 or 5% to a surplus of 3%, they are taking a massive hit in GDP basically a depression for a quarter. And their approval rating did not go down,” said the mega-investor.

Druckenmiller, who today heads the Duquesne Capital investment fund, which has USD 12 billion in its portfolio, was one of George Soros’ closest executives at Quantum Fund between 1988 and 2000. He was Soros’ partner during the famous multi-million dollar bet against the British pound in 1992.

The Minister of Economy Luis Caputo uploaded to his X account a video with an excerpt of the interview before that American television network. “Elon + Druckenmiller + Milken. The repercussion and worldwide respect generated by President Milei is unprecedented. Here is part of the interview to Stanley Druckenmiller, one of the 3 most important investors in the world”, he defined him. “Local phenomenon”, Milei echoed later.

“In addition to being highly intelligent, knowing the economy, he is a showman. And so far he was able to keep the street. Because people like the showman part. He has a good chance,” Druckenmiller continued. He also mentioned an anecdote about how he went to invest in Argentine assets after listening to Milei’s speech at the Davos Forum.

“Do you want to know how I invested? It’s a funny story. I wasn’t at Davos, but I saw the speech, it was around 1 pm in my office. I opened Perplexity (a search engine with artificial intelligence) and said ‘give me the 5 most liquid ADRs’ in Argentina. It gave me a sufficient description and I followed the Soros rule: invest and then research. We did some work and I increased my positions. So far it was great but we will see,” Druckenmiller recalled, in a message retweeted by Minister Luis Caputo.

“I don’t know how long the population is going to give this guy but so far his popularity is holding up. He’s at the top in terms of the spectrum, but the fact of the matter is that the country has been so devastated for so long. They were the eighth richest country and now they’re like 150th. Argentina was ready for that but it took them someone not crazy, but on the spectrum, to be able to make these kinds of reforms,” he told her, in a rare eulogy.

“It’s really the opposite of what’s happening here (in the United States), we’re avoiding pain, we have no pain. We are the richest country in the world and you wonder if we can go down this road to the public sector over the private sector. I agree that we are always going to be the place where you want to invest. But I hate to see Argentina being more capitalist than the United States. Here we go with this”, he concluded.

Milei had already obtained hours before a new endorsement from tycoon Elon Musk, the founder of Tesla and SpaceX, with whom he met within the framework of the global summit of the Milken Institute, of which the head of state was part. “Great meeting with President Milei,” Musk posted on X along with the image. That same tweet was reposted a few minutes later by Tesla’s CEO himself with the caption: “I recommend investing in Argentina”.