Twitter executive Elon Musk has decided to wade into international politics again. This time Musk has chosen to laud Argentinian President Javier Milei. “President @JMilei is doing an incredible job restoring Argentina to greatness!” tweeted Musk on Monday..Milei said he was grateful for Musk’s support. “.@elonmusk thank you very much for your words...!!!” he said..While Milei was grateful for the support, Musk said he was most welcome. “The example you are setting with Argentina will be a helpful model for the rest of the world,” he said. .In response, Milei confirmed that was his plan. “We work to show the world that embracing the ideas of freedom brings prosperity,” he said. “VIVA LA LIBERTAD CARAJO.”.Milei won the Argentina presidential election by a large margin in November, making him the country’s next leader. READ MORE: Libertarian leader Javier Milei wins Argentina's election by a landslideHe and La Libertad Avanza won against former Argentinian economy minister Sergio Massa and the Peronists, coming in at 55.7% of the vote to 44.3%. The more than 11% lead is the highest since before Argentina re-established its democracy in 1983.
Twitter executive Elon Musk has decided to wade into international politics again. This time Musk has chosen to laud Argentinian President Javier Milei. “President @JMilei is doing an incredible job restoring Argentina to greatness!” tweeted Musk on Monday..Milei said he was grateful for Musk’s support. “.@elonmusk thank you very much for your words...!!!” he said..While Milei was grateful for the support, Musk said he was most welcome. “The example you are setting with Argentina will be a helpful model for the rest of the world,” he said. .In response, Milei confirmed that was his plan. “We work to show the world that embracing the ideas of freedom brings prosperity,” he said. “VIVA LA LIBERTAD CARAJO.”.Milei won the Argentina presidential election by a large margin in November, making him the country’s next leader. READ MORE: Libertarian leader Javier Milei wins Argentina's election by a landslideHe and La Libertad Avanza won against former Argentinian economy minister Sergio Massa and the Peronists, coming in at 55.7% of the vote to 44.3%. The more than 11% lead is the highest since before Argentina re-established its democracy in 1983.
