In Milei's Latest Drastic Move, Argentina Is Sole UN Holdout Voting 'No' to Ending Gender Violence

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Milei became the first foreign leader since the U.S. election to meet Trump, albeit informally, late Thursday during an annual gala for the right-wing America First Policy Institute at the president-elect's private Mar-a-Lago club in Florida.
53% : Argentina's left-leaning Peronist movement -- which has dominated the country's politics for decades -- was up in arms Friday, with lawmakers aghast at what they saw as the unraveling of hard-won social gains like Argentina's breakthrough legalization of abortion in 2020 and recent efforts to curb fossil fuels.
38% : When Argentina voted at the U.N. in favor of ending the American economic embargo against Cuba on Oct. 30, Milei fired then-Foreign Minister Diana Mondino and swiftly replaced her with wealthy businessman Gerardo Werthein, who had been Buenos Aires' ambassador to the U.S.This weekend, Milei and Werthein plan to meet Trump again at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Orlando, Florida.
35% : "Argentina votes alone, against the rest of humanity," the conservative party of former President Mauricio Macri, an ally of Milei's government, wrote on social media platform X Friday.Nearly a year into his presidency, the former Argentine TV pundit remains erratic and idiosyncratic in the global spotlight, in striking similarity to Trump.

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