Argentina is creating jobs again and leaves Kirchnerism without a narrative

During Milei's administration so far, 650,000 jobs have been created in the private sector. This is a simple, irrefutable fact that strikes a heavy blow to the old K narrative and shatters it in seconds. For years, they repeated that without a "present State" there was no production, no employment, no progress. Today, without their shady deals, without their political funds, and without their networks of favoritism, Argentina is once again generating genuine jobs. Not by magic or narrative: by macroeconomic order, by fiscal discipline, and by the conviction that wealth is created by the citizen, not by a bureaucrat.

Meanwhile, while the left wastes time creating ghosts only they can see, Argentina is starting to truly take off. On all fronts. A clear proof of this will be "Argentina Week 2026" in New York, the largest national investment event in decades. With Milei confirmed, the international impact will be enormous. There is no Latin American leader today who generates more interest, admiration, and respect. Milei has become a geopolitical and economic asset: a president who travels, speaks clearly, and opens doors that Kirchnerism closed out of ideology and arrogance. Argentina is back on the map. And it's back as a reliable country.

But if you want to see how real Argentina reacts—not the one of the K panelists—look at what happened this long weekend. Another narrative falls to pieces. Without pre-travel programs, without "Plan Platita," and without state stimulants, it was one of the most successful weekends, in tourism terms, in our history. Restaurants were full, theaters packed, hotels at 80% and 100% in the main destinations. The best scene in years: families enjoying themselves, business owners working, and cities buzzing with life. That is real growth. That is well-being without populism.

In Mar del Plata alone, there were 38% more arrivals than in 2023, 50% more than in 2022, and 25% more than in 2021. This is a tsunami of data that crushes the militant lament. CAME confirmed it: 1.7 million people on the move. A national celebration.

That's why only a resentful person could be bitter about this tourism boom. Because behind every record, there are real people: waiters who went home with tips they had not seen in a long time, artists who filled venues, and entrepreneurs who sold more than ever. That movement, that vitality, is the pulse of a country that is breathing again after decades of suffocation.

Since the left can no longer debate the results, it returns to its favorite sport: lying. Once again, Julia Mengolini sums it all up. "You have to lie to young people, there is no other way. I told my children that Milei closed the universities." This is the public confession of a political model based on deception. First, they wanted to control social media. Now they propose taking cell phones away from young people. Kirchnerism, which prided itself on defending freedom, now fantasizes about disciplining society as if it were an ideological barracks.

Even on security issues, they show their pathological inconsistency. They are scandalized because Milei appointed a military officer as Minister of Defense. Since when is it a problem for a Lieutenant General to lead the Armed Forces? It is exactly what is appropriate. The same people who put an anthropologist in charge of Security and Montoneros in Defense are now offended by a professional appointment. The double standard is grotesque.

The Argentina that is being reborn makes many uncomfortable. Those who lived off shady deals, those who built entire careers on lies, those who worshipped the State as loot. But that country is over. Today, a different Argentina is emerging: open, optimistic, hardworking, and free.

The evidence is overwhelming. The future, for the first time in decades, is once again a real promise. Will they be able to accept it? Or will they prefer to keep denying what everyone is already seeing?