The Catholic bishops of Argentina have released a highly detailed critique of the policies of President Javier Milei, charging his government with “social insensitivity.”
The justice-and-peace commission of the bishops’ conference said that Milei’s policies have led to the loss of 200,000 jobs and caused severe problems for small businesses and small farms. The report also cited high inflation and cuts in public problems.
The bishops’ report argues that the Milei regime has caused major problems for low-income workers. Ironically, the president has drawn much of his political support from that sector.