I’m going with Javier Milei
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I think Milei failed. He couldn’t fix the currency, investments are at a record low, and unemployment is high.
I asked Grok.
Under Milei (2.5 years since Dec 2023), Argentina stabilized macro indicators—inflation from 211% to 31.5%, first surpluses in years, poverty from 53% peak to 28%, +4.4% GDP in 2025 (3-3.6% projected 2026)—but with initial recession, uneven recovery, 7-8% unemployment (rising informality), weak investment, and mixed approval (38-40%); analysts generally see sustained broad turnaround (wages, jobs, investment diffusion) requiring 2–4+ more years of consistent policy continuity.