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More than 32,000 businesses have closed in Argentina since Javier Milei took office, leading to significant job losses.
More than 32,000 businesses have ceased operations in Argentina since Javier Milei assumed the presidency. This figure represents a significant contraction in the country's commercial landscape. The economic downturn has also resulted in the loss of 437,000 formal jobs during the same period.
These figures highlight the immediate economic challenges facing Argentina under its new administration. The closure of businesses and job losses suggest a difficult period of adjustment as the government implements its economic policies, which aim to address long-standing fiscal imbalances.
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All sources: During Javier Milei's government in Argentina, more than 32,000 businesses have closed, and 437,000 formal jobs have been lost.
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