The president Argentina, Javier Mileyreceived this Saturday in a German city HamburgIn the north of the country, Hayek Society Medalneoliberal in nature, who believes that the president is enacting a fundamental change of course “free the population from shackles” and restore “hope”.

The Argentine leader was received by about 200 standing guests who applauded and shouted “freedom” at the Hafen Hotel in the port city, where he was presented with a medal by the Hayek Society president, director Kiel Institute for Economic Research (IfW), Stefan Coutts, in the presence his sister Karina.

“You advocate change fundamental course without populist promises, cheap solutions […]”, emphasized Cootes, who argued that instead, Miley, “without the paternalistic approach of a rich, ever-expanding state,” “looses the shackles that prevent people from helping themselves” and “restores to the people of their country “self-confidence, and this gives them hope.”

The President of the Hayek Society praised Miley as one of the “rare pioneers who happen to appear in moments of greatest need” give a broken country a chance to get out of its impasse What did “interventionism” lead to?

“You are not a populist, but a popularizer of ideas free market,” said Coots, noting that the fight being waged by the Argentine president is not only on an economic level, but also on a cultural level.