Javier Milei’s 18 Janaury World Economic Forum speech has, not surprisingly, received a great deal of attention. If ever there was a case of life imitating art, this was it. Ayn Rand at her most inspired could not have scripted it better. Here was an articulate, eccentric and utterly fearless outsider accusing Davos’s assembled grandees of failing to defend the fundamental values of the West.
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David Pearl is a former assistant secretary of the Treasury and a full time writer.
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