Argentine President Javier Milei Marks Two Years in Office

Argentine President Javier Milei marked two years of his administration on Wednesday. He celebrated with a post on X, thanking his supporters and sharing a photo with his sister. Milei is currently in Oslo for the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony for Venezuelan leader María Corina Machado.

Buenos Aires, December 10 (NA) – President Javier Milei marked two years of his administration on Wednesday and celebrated it with a post on X: “Thank you very much.” Milei posted an image alongside his sister, the General Secretary of the Presidency, Karina Milei, from the day of his assumption, December 10, 2023. The libertarian is in Oslo, where he was scheduled to participate in the Nobel Peace Prize award ceremony for Venezuelan leader María Corina Machado. Milei's post on X. PHOTO: Agencia NA (screenshot).

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