Argentine President Javier Milei delivered a speech at the CPAC in the United States declaring the end of the 'era of the omnipresent State.' In his words, he highlighted the need for a second independence for Argentina and the U.S., seeking to free both countries from what he considers an undue power. Milei emphasized his intention to reduce the role of the State, returning wealth to the people and fighting against the tyranny of the State Party.
In his intervention, Milei also mentioned the free trade agreement proposed by the Trump administration, expressing Argentina's desire to join it. He also referred to the importance of shrinking the State and returning power to the citizens, arguing that this struggle is crucial for the future of humanity.
The Argentine president stressed the need to continue with reforms and cuts in the state sector, calling this process the 'deep chainsaw.' It is expected that during the current year, these measures will be intensified, aiming to further decrease the influence of the State in individuals' lives. Milei concluded his speech by asserting that they pose a danger to those who seek to maintain an influential State and to those who benefit from its excessive expansion.
