💢 Javier Milei speaking to LCI:

• Three blocs: Milei sees the emerging order centered on the Americas, Russia and China, with Europe a “big question mark” because of its economic, political and demographic problems.

• Alignment ≠ trade: Argentina is strategically aligned with the US and Israel, but Milei says commerce should remain open with China and anyone willing to trade. The origin of goods, he argued, is a private economic choice.

• Ukraine → Latin America: Milei tied his support for Ukraine not only to Russia’s invasion, but to alleged Russian intelligence and influence operations across Latin America. He linked Moscow with Iran, Cuba and Venezuela, while pointedly raising Russia’s relationship with Brazil.

• Donroe Doctrine → resources: Milei cast Argentina as a natural US strategic partner under Washington’s revived hemispheric doctrine: energy, food, minerals and the knowledge economy are Argentina’s leverage.

• Panama → South Atlantic → Malvinas: with the Panama Canal approaching saturation, Milei argued that South Atlantic passages are gaining strategic weight. In the same sequence, he tied Argentina’s US partnership to building international leverage for the peaceful diplomatic recovery of the Malvinas, explicitly ruling out war.

• Europe: Milei described the continent as overregulated, fiscally burdened and demographically weakened, saying Rome, not Brussels, represents Europe’s civilizational center.

• Yet his confrontation with Brussels does not translate into hostility toward individual European powers: he credited Macron and Meloni with helping secure European IMF support for Argentina and confirmed Buenos Aires is negotiating over possible French submarine purchases.

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