For the organization, the Argentine leader represents not only a political figure but also a public intellectual committed to the cultural battle, which he has waged from the classroom, through his publications, and his presence in the media, frequently mentioning thinkers such as Ludwig von Mises, Friedrich Hayek, or Jesús Huerta de Soto in widely viewed forums.
According to the organizers, the award highlights not only his reform plan but also his conviction in defending a philosophy that promotes reducing the State, protecting private property, individual liberty, and the functioning of a market economy. "Milei has demonstrated that it is possible to resist the collectivist consensus and ignite the flame of liberty from the pinnacle of power," they stated.










