Milei rebukes devaluation advocates, ties calls to poverty and job losses

Argentine President Javier Milei, returning from a New York tour, publicly attacked economists calling for a higher dollar, framing devaluation as a policy that would impoverish citizens and destroy employment. The remarks signal Milei's continued commitment to his anti-devaluation, fiscal-conservative stance amid domestic economic pressure. The statement is rhetorical and does not introduce new policy, but reinforces the government's resistance to exchange-rate adjustment.