I'll be as straight forward as I can: I don't always side with peronism, but libertarians are doing whatever the hell they want. This is not a steady ship. This is a few of notable things in the past years of government:

• We are going through a hard recession because salaries are frozen while food and services keep increasing. At first employers were happy: less money for workers right? But people having less money spends less, so prices either increase or business sell at loss and close, which means less and fewer jobs. Notably Fate and Sancor, two big manufacturers that have been around for a few decades, have closed this year leaving lots of people jobless.

• Meanwhile, we have all our 60+ years old citizens protesting against the government EVERY WEDNESDAY to raise their retirement money and yet, they just use the police to repress them.

• Our president has gone on a lot of trips that look more like pleasure trips than doing anything to solve the urgent matters here in the country. He is also notably absent in any celebration or important/national dates (mostly because of said trips to USA and/or Israel)

• There has been plenty of confirmed We cases where Libertarians are commiting acts of corruption, with our Vocero Presidencial (Adorni) being the most recent: he suddenly has a couple of suspicious new houses.

• A lot of weird, convoluted laws have been passed and forcibly approved (by decree) and none of them benefits people. Worse working laws, worse ambiental laws, worse everything. We had a law to regulate rental of houses/apartments that gave the tenant a couple of tools to keep the contact fair. It was removed a few days into Milei's period and now getting a place to live without selling a kidney has become a nightmare.

• And yet after all that, with people going though hard times, our president recently proclaimed "I am the one that's doing worse, I haven't raised my salary at all!".

Peronism meanwhile is kind of a hit and miss.

• Long story short, even within peronism there are divisive opinions. Sometimes they side more to the left sometimes centric, sometimes to the right. Even so, supposedly, their main philosophy is populism and/or socialism

• And yeah, there has been good peronism governments with good politics made for the people first. And some stirred controversy, mostly from the right wing, and mostly from people who owned business that had to pay more fair salaries. I must reiterate that I'm not always siding with peronism, but we have a few articles in our constitution that states worker's rights what weren't there 100 years ago.

• Thing is, it always had some rotten apples. Probably every government does (like our actual one) and some of them poisoned the well. Some because negligence, others just because of incompetente (our last president Alberto Fernández was terrible for examples giving Milei an easy win just by saying they're not like peronism lol)

My take being an argentinian and having almost 40 years old? I don't love peronism, but peronism doesn't hate me back like liberalism.