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0:45Now PlayingPresident Donald Trump suggested the $20 billion lifeline the US has provided Buenos Aires could be contingent on Argentine President Javier Milei’s success in the midterm elections as the pair met at the White House on Tuesday.
“If he wins we’re staying with him, and if he doesn’t win we’re gone,” Trump told reporters, adding that the pair also planned to discuss a potential free trade agreement.
While Trump at other points batted away suggestions that US assistance was intended to boost Milei politically, he also repeatedly emphasized that the $20 billion currency swap — meant to help shore up Argentina’s peso and calm financial markets in the South American nation — was intended as a signal of support for the Argentine leader’s economic philosophy.
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