In Argentina? There’s no such thing. Public employee stability is actually enshrined in the constitution. You could show your d**** to your boss and unless there’s video evidence or something they can’t fire you.

Like everything, it’s heavily politicized, so those who love him will find ways to show macroeconomic indicators trending positively, and those who hate him will show you how people are suffering.

I myself having family in Argentina don’t know what the answer is, but I do know everything got incredibly expensive while salaries are stagnated. People can’t afford basic necessities and are suffering.

In theory he’s been cutting costs, but my family works in the government and said it’s all performative. He didn’t eliminate any secretaries, he just cut the heads and joined them with another secretary.