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Argentina’s Milei, in Overseas Trip, Visiting Countries That Are Emerging Democratically From a Debacle of Socialism

Can it be but a coincidence that the Argentine economist-turned-president is stopping at Rome and Jerusalem?

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President Milei of Argentina visits the Western Wall at Jerusalem's Old City, February 6, 2024. AP/Leo Correa
GABRIEL DIAMOND
GABRIEL DIAMOND

The president of Argentina, Javier Milei, will travel to Italy from Israel on Friday to meet Prime Minister Meloni. What can one suppose the two leaders will be talking about behind closed doors? 

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GABRIEL DIAMOND
GABRIEL DIAMOND

Mr. Diamond is a fellow at the Yorktown Institute. He has written for, among other papers, the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, the Hill, National Review, and the Boston Globe.

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