Javier Milei is Donald Trump's favorite president, according to The New York Times.

The harmony between Javier Milei and Donald Trump is no longer just a matter of ideological affinity, but a geopolitical fact of great significance. According to a recent article published by The New York Times and signed by journalist Jack Nicas, the Argentine leader has become the favorite president of the U.S. head of state, reinforcing an alliance that provides strategic benefits for Argentina on the international stage.

Since his inauguration, Milei has maintained a close relationship with Trump, marked by repeated visits to the United States and meetings with both the Republican magnate and Elon Musk. This alignment has not only strengthened the bilateral ties but has also allowed Argentina to position itself as a key partner in the new global reordering driven by the conservative force.

Trump's admiration for Milei is explicit. "I love him because he loves Trump," The New York Times recalled a phrase from the American president. In the same vein, Gerardo Werthein, Argentine Foreign Minister, confirmed: "Every time we meet with President Trump, he always says: 'I like this guy. He's MAGA like me: Make Argentina Great Again.'"

Milei's recognition in U.S. conservative circles has been resounding. His firm stance against bureaucratic international organizations, his criticism of authoritarian regimes, and his defense of capitalism have resonated strongly in Washington. In particular, Argentine foreign policy under Milei has reflected an alignment with Trump's stances, including his position on Cuba and his recent abstention in the UN vote regarding Russia.

This support comes at a crucial moment for Argentina, in the midst of negotiations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), where the United States government plays a decisive role. The possibility of Trump's support in this area could mean financial relief and an opportunity to consolidate the structural reforms that the libertarian government seeks to implement.

The rapprochement between the two leaders will have a new chapter with Milei's arrival this morning in Florida, where his meeting with Trump at Mar-a-Lago is expected, in the context of the awards ceremony of the Make America Clean Again (MACA) and We Fund The Blue foundations. There, the Argentine president will receive the prestigious "Lion of Liberty" award, a distinction that reaffirms his leadership in the global liberal movement.

Milei's lightning trip was made possible by a direct invitation from the organizers, without the mediation of his chancellor, Gerardo Werthein, or presidential advisor Santiago Caputo.

Meanwhile, the recent changes in trade tariffs announced by the Republican administration left Argentina in the most favorable position globally. While several countries were hit by significant increases, Argentina was among the group that will only face a 10% increase, a relief in a challenging international context.