Tax reduction and fiscal balance show a clear path for a productive Argentina
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For years, Argentinians lived in an invisible prison. A system designed so that the fruit of honest work ended up in the hands of bureaucrats and mafias entrenched in the State. Until recently, if you were a freelancer and wanted to get paid in dollars, you faced the criminal restriction of not being able to access your own income, having to invent countless maneuvers to dodge the looting party. That was the Argentina Kirchnerism left us: a machine of impoverishment and humiliation. Today, under the leadership of Javier Milei, those chains are beginning to break. The restriction on freelancers is a thing of the past.
The agricultural sector also breathes a sigh of relief. The elimination of export duties, a campaign promise that once seemed unattainable, is now a reality. That same logic of keeping promises is reflected in the presentation of the 2026 Budget, where the Government sets a clear course: a tax reduction equivalent to 1.2 points of GDP. Because it understands what the left never did: there is no tax reduction without spending reduction, and there is no spending reduction without sustained fiscal balance as a State policy, without shortcuts or populism.
Meanwhile, that decision to maintain fiscal balance is already bearing fruit: In August, mass consumption grew by 4% year-on-year, e-commerce soared with a 13.3% increase, energy exports climbed by 40.6%, and the energy trade balance has accumulated more than 4.5 billion dollars. What does this mean? That Argentina's productive sector is standing tall, despite the obstacles the caste tries to put in its way every day.
Milei cumple sus promesas y la Argentina productiva vuelve a respirar
Because the "party of the state" doesn't just want to bring down Milei: they want to bring down the country. They seek to reinstall their model of poverty, mafia, and violence, the same one that condemned us to underdevelopment for decades. Kirchnerists cry for the poor, but turned clientelism into a factory of misery. They cry for the disabled, but created a million fake certificates to keep stealing. They cry for retirees, but paid them a miserable 80 dollars while they lived like sheikhs. They cry for the reserves, but left a Central Bank in ruins.
Today they repeat like parrots that "people aren't eating." But the data proves them wrong. In March 2024, after exposing the Kirchnerist legacy, extreme poverty exceeded 20%. Nearly 10 million Argentinians weren't eating. Today there are 6 million fewer people in extreme poverty thanks to lower inflation and an economy that is beginning to regain vitality. This isn't a narrative, it's reality.
But the fiscal degenerates don't give up. Kicillof, 100 days after Cristina Kirchner's detention, said that "Argentina is a more unjust country." What he really means is that without Cristina free, their cash flow is gone. They want to return to pardon the head of the gang and erase the biggest theft in history. They no longer hide it: they work openly for impunity.
If they cared about education, they wouldn't have left 46% of children unable to understand a text. If they cared about health, they wouldn't have condemned 70% of poor children. If they cared about honesty, they should return the 500 million dollars they stole. The same goes for the universities, used as indoctrination centers, or public works, turned into a festival of overpricing. Even Garrahan was reduced to a den of no-show employees.
In four years, they multiplied the value of the dollar by 22, from 60 to 1,300 pesos. In the first two years, they had already tripled it. If they were governing today, the dollar would be at 4,000 pesos. That is the real "national and popular model": ruin and looting.
The fight isn't for Milei. The fight is for the Homeland. The caste and the Kirchnerists want to break us psychologically, make us believe that nothing has changed, that there is no way out. But the facts speak louder than their narrative. Argentina has a future, and it depends on decent Argentinians not letting themselves be manipulated by the K's.
Because this time they won't steal our hope. The moment is now. It's not enough to celebrate what has been achieved: it's necessary to defend every gain against the onslaught of the caste. Let's not let them take our hope again: let's rise up, participate, and make freedom a non-negotiable cause.
