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Entrevista con Javier Milei, presidente de Argentina

Transcripción de su encuentro con nuestro corresponsal

Close up of  Javier Milei.
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JAVIER MILEI, presidente de Argentina, habló con The Economist el 25 de noviembre en Buenos Aires. La conversación fue transcrita automáticamente y posteriormente editada manualmente para mayor claridad. The Economist no ha corroborado de forma independiente las cifras mencionadas por el señor Milei.

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