Sources
What this site is built on — and where every image came from.
Official statistics
- INDEC (Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Censos) — consumer price index, poverty via the Permanent Household Survey (EPH), industrial production, labor-market indicators. Argentina’s official statistics agency; all inflation/poverty/unemployment figures on this site are INDEC unless noted.
- BCRA (Banco Central de la República Argentina) — monetary and exchange-rate data, including the April 2025 float-band regime.
- IMF — Extended Fund Facility program documents (approved 11 April 2025, $20bn/48 months), review statements, and World Economic Outlook forecasts.
Legal and official texts
- DNU 70/2023 — Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina, 21 December 2023.
- Ley 27.742 (Ley Bases) — Boletín Oficial, June 2024.
- Casa Rosada — presidential speeches, transcripts, and announcements (inaugural address 10 Dec 2023; WHO withdrawal announcement 5 Feb 2025).
- Cámara Nacional Electoral — official 2023 and 2025 election results.
Reporting (cited in research)
- Reuters — inflation releases, IMF program coverage, 2027 budget (15 Sep 2026), CPAC chainsaw (20 Feb 2025).
- Associated Press — WHO withdrawal (5 Feb 2025), election coverage, inauguration.
- Argus Media / TradingView / Finimize — August 2026 inflation data reporting.
- La Nación, Clarín, Infobae — Argentine press archives for biography, campaign, and policy detail.
- UCA Observatorio de la Deuda Social Argentina — poverty analysis (Eduardo Donza), via press reporting September 2026.
- World Economic Forum — Davos 2024 address transcript/video.
- United Nations — General Assembly address, 24 September 2024.
Books and interviews
- Milei’s published books: El camino del libertador (2014), El fin de la inflación (2017), Pandenomics (2020), among others.
- Televised interviews: América TV (Intratables), TN (A dos voces), and international outlets, 2015–2025.
- Juan Luis González, El Loco (2023) — used only where flagged as reported-not-confirmed.
Image provenance
See the image captions for credits and context. Illustrated character art is a dramatization.
- Real photographs (11): Wikimedia Commons, all with verifiable free licenses (public domain, CC0, CC BY 2.0/3.0/4.0) — Argentine government and Senate photos, Vox España rally photos, a Casa Rosada exterior by Ben Tavener, and official meeting photos. Each is captioned on-page with its provenance.
- AI-generated dramatization art: stylized 3D-animated-movie caricatures of the Vizlings “Javier Milei” character, generated in-house 2026-09-26, every appearance captioned “AI-generated dramatization art — not a historical depiction.” No photorealistic images of the real person were generated, ever.
Source notes
- Economic figures were last verified against INDEC/IMF reporting in September 2026; see methodology for the update policy.
- Quotation sources are cited per-quote on the sayings page.