First month Javier Miley As President of Argentina he was noted reformist hyperactivity unprecedented, which has so far been met with harsh criticism, but has had almost no impact on the uncertain political, economic and social scenario of the country.

‘No money left!warned Miley in his first presidential speech, delivered on December 10 on the steps of the National Congress, with his back to the House of Representatives. In it he outlined his economic plan so far: shock’.

Thanks to this, he intends to make Argentina a “world power” in the next half century.

His recipe is extreme cuts in government spending, complete deregulation and accumulation of legislative powers in the executive branch.

To achieve this, Miley, who won the November 19 elections against then Economy Minister Sergio Massa, presented two controversial packages of measures in less than a month.

First, decree of necessity and urgency (DNU), signed on December 20 and announced on prime-time television, provides for the reform of more than 300 legal provisions.

In addition to endless consequences, the “mega-decree”, which came into force on the 29th, will allow the privatization of state-owned companies, repeal environmental laws and open the door for football clubs to become sports corporations.

At the moment, DNU Mileya faces a number of obstacles.

First in Parliamentwhere is your party Freedom advances Moving forward will require cooperation from other groups.

Secondly, the streets, which have already become the scene of several protests sponsored by the General Confederation of Labor (CGT) and other public and trade union organizations. The country’s largest trade union announced a half-day strike General on January 24, and “cacerolazos” again form the country’s soundtrack, 22 years after the 2001 crisis.

But it was the judicial obstacle that most upset the executive’s plans. Last week Appellate National Chamber of Labor issued two anti-DNU precautions that temporarily suspend the labor reform included in the decree.