Argentine President Javier Milei was honored in New York with the 'Warrior of Truth' award, presented by the Algemeiner Foundation. The distinction came during an exclusive gala where the head of state delivered a high-impact geopolitical speech, stating, 'We are going to win.' Milei praised the courage of nations facing fundamentalism and reaffirmed Argentina's new role on the international stage. During his address, the president emphasized the historical importance of the fight against systems that oppress their peoples. 'Both nations had the courage to put an end to a regime that threatened to destabilize the entire world, putting the freedom of the free world at risk,' he expressed. In a message with clear allusions to the context in the Middle East, the President added that these powers 'put a brake on a murderous regime that not only committed crimes against its own population, keeping it captive under its tyranny.' The head of state noted that such regimes have spent the last four decades undermining international peace through coercive methods. According to the libertarian leader's vision, this system 'also dedicated forty years to sowing fear around the planet, financing terrorist organizations whose sole purpose was the destruction of all that was considered good and sacred.' Earlier, Chief of Staff Manuel Adorni opened the event with a speech at the Consulate General, highlighting the administration's achievements: 'We made a 30% adjustment in public spending.'
