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Milei: “I have USD 125 billion in my wallet to face a run on the currency next year.”

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Argentine President Javier Milei announced that his administration holds USD 125,000 million to counteract potential foreign exchange volatility next year. Speaking on the matter, Milei stated that while he does not anticipate an acceleration of exchange rate tensions in 2027, the government is actively preparing for that eventual scenario.

In a separate development covered by the same news feed, the government of Costa Rica announced measures to strengthen national emergency response services. These initiatives include the purchase of 40 ambulances for the fire department and a financial transfer of approximately ₡1,500 million, equivalent to USD 3.2 million, to the Costa Rican Red Cross.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) Focuses on presidential financial preparedness against potential exchange rate volatility.
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