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Argentina's austerity fight has moved from budget spreadsheets to the streets. Javier Milei's spending cuts were targeted by the “March of Anger,” as protesters accused his government of making ordinary people pay for the deficit. The budget may be improving, but public trust is taking the hit. Is Milei fixing Argentina—or proving austerity cannot survive the street? Pick a side in the comments.

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00:00Millet's austerity hits Argentina's streets.
00:04Argentina's austerity fight has left the spreadsheets and reached the streets.
00:09The march of anger targeted Millet's austerity measures.
00:14Balancing the budget is easier than rebuilding trust after people feel sacrificed.
00:20Is Millet fixing Argentina or proving austerity can't survive the street?
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