Amid Argentina’s political noise, Javier Milei used his lightning trip to Los Angeles as both a breather and an international showcase. There, before dozens of businesspeople and investors, the President delivered what many attendees described as a “sales pitch”: a one-and-a-half-hour presentation highlighting his government’s economic reforms and Argentina’s investment opportunities.
The Thursday evening event was organized by the Argentine embassy together with economist and billionaire Michael Milken. Known in the 1980s as the “King of Junk Bonds” for his role on Wall Street, Milken acted as host and later as interviewer, in a relaxed atmosphere that included praise for Milei. According to people close to him, Milken said that the Argentine president “can change the course of history.”
Milei spoke about his main economic measures, the results that —according to him— are already visible, and a positive outlook for the future. He also highlighted the benefits of the Large Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI), designed to attract foreign capital to strategic sectors.
One executive present compared the President’s talk to the quarterly reports companies give to shareholders: “He came with a sales pitch. What he needs now is for investors to put money into the country, in different industries.”
The act was received with enthusiasm by organizers and attendees, though Milei knows the real test awaits him back home in Argentina, with tense political winds and the looming Buenos Aires provincial elections.
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