US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced Wednesday a potential $20 billion currency swap arrangement with the government of fascist President Javier Milei in Argentina in a brazen act of election meddling.
Using the funds of the US state to prop up a regime whose support is collapsing ahead of the October 2025 legislative elections and already casting a shadow over the 2027 presidential contest, Bessent was unambiguous in framing the intervention as a direct “endorsement” of Milei.
The Argentine president’s approval rating fell below 40 percent for the first time this month amid an unraveling corruption scandal involving paybacks to his sister through the National Agency for the Disabled.
For Argentina, the swap means the US Treasury would transfer US dollars to Argentina’s central bank, with Argentina supplying pesos in return. This acts as a line of credit or liquidity support—Argentina gets access to the dollars it desperately needs to pay debts and import, and prevent a currency run.
Bessent confirmed that the Trump administration is also preparing to buy up Argentine sovereign bonds and provide massive emergency financing through the US Exchange Stabilization Fund (ESF).
- “America First” - Hey soybean farmers look what your president did while not sending you any aid. - And, as you are probably already aware with that statement, Argentina is also the country whose crops of soybeans are now being purchased by china as a replacement for the US ones they no longer want. - $14B worth. Farmers should plant crypto. 
 
- So you could say the reaped what they sowed. 
- They’re not looking 
 
- Fascist First 
 
- Global fascist network. They’re building it as fast as they can. - We already have a name for it. It was chosen long ago: - They’re the Axis. - The US has a long and rich history of supporting Latin American dictators, same as it ever was. 
- The IDU. Headed by Canada’s Stephen Harper, PetroNazi. 
 
- Bessent’s glowing reviews of Milei’s record—insisting that Argentina is “doing a fantastic job” and that his “broad liberalization of prices” and “deregulation” constitute “important strides toward stabilization”—are patently absurd when confronted with the reality of Argentina’s deepening financial disaster. - Far from stabilizing anything, Milei’s “shock therapy” has hit the working class with unprecedented austerity: collapsing wages, a steep recession, mass layoffs, social spending cuts, and a spike in poverty, - This sounds vaguely familiar somehow 
- Is that where all the money they collect from stopping science funding and firing government workers will go to? - Make - Argentina - Great - Again 
 
- Every American just paid $59 USD each to bail out Millei’s failed experiment in libertarianism. - What a fucking JOKE the US is. Socialism is ok when supporting stupid regimes and corporations, billionaires and banks. But otherwise SoCiALisM = BaD. 
- It’s funny how the libertarians in Argentina understand the - invisible hand of the marketsUS treasury bailouts.
- That money’s getting embezzled, nothing will get done, Milei will lose the election and will loudly cry about election fraud on spurious evidence. 





