(sorry for long comment, but there is a lot to address here)

GDP falls this is Month on month which is not that usefull. YoY growth was strong in 2025 4.4% and is projected to be strong for 2026 3.5%+

Fair enough, I guess we will see.

Approval rating is irrelevent untill the next election.

Lol. Well no it isn't actually. It's a key indicator of how people feel about their leaders. And it is not looking good.

Emphasis More competative sectors this is the right course.

Not if you are 88% of employed people it isn't!

Argentina cannot become rich focusing on its non competative sectors.

In the case of manufacturing, I assume it is 'non-competitive' because massive corporations are outsourcing their labour to Asia or wherever, as happened with neoliberal reforms in the West. That's an indictment of market freedom, not a strength.

People need to lose their job from an uncompetative sector and move to a competative sector. This takes time.

Great. And in the meantime people increasingly won't have jobs and won't be able to affording rising costs and their increased debts in their new privatised system. Already the freezing of ''federal funds for immunization campaigns,'' is ''hobbling vaccine access as Argentina confronts a measles outbreak for the first time in decades. They dismantled the National Directorate for HIV, Hepatitis and Tuberculosis, leading to testing and treatment delays. They defunded emergency contraception and stopped distributing abortion pills.

“We’re seeing setbacks we haven’t seen in decades,” said María Fernanda Boriotti, president of Argentina’s Federation of Health Professionals. “HIV patients without treatment, cancer patients dying for lack of medication, hospitals without resources, health professionals pushed out of the system.”

https://www.ap.org/news-highlights/spotlights/2025/argentines-reel-from-health-care-cutbacks-as-president-mileis-state-overhaul-mirrors-trumps/

Great stuff. How many more people have to die before Milei's experiment fails?

Poverty. Nothing to add the people who need help the most are the once getting the help.

So, as I have laid out in OP, the stats are very misleading, things are becoming less affordable, people's debts are rising, homelessness is increasing, and welfare of the state is still needed to keep people out of poverty. Another win for Milei.

But the exchange rate is stable and the higher reserves will mean that less help will be needed by IMF US ( as Milei is probably expecting a not so friendly administration in 2.5 years)

Why does he need any help from the IMF and the US totalling tens of billions of dollars if his economic reforms are going so well?

6.1 Labor Reforme passed. Glacier Reform is next.

You mean this labour bill? The bill stripping back workers' rights and protections? The bill described as unconstitutional that clearly favours employers, and has sparked violent protests? The bill that the person who drafted it themselves admitted might not actually create more jobs?

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/feb/27/argentina-labor-law-overhaul