I am a political scientist and an essayist. I am currently a Policy Analyst on Latin America at the Cato Institute's Center for Global Liberty and Prosperity. My research interests range from contemporary public policy in my home country of Argentina to the history, theory, and language of libertarianism. This is where I share my latest articles as well as other projects.
10/14/24: 'Argentina: Don't Waste Yet Another Opportunity to Dollarize,' blog post with Gabriela Calderón de Burgos for Cato at Liberty.
10/13/25: 'Liberty vs. Power in Milei's Argentina,' essay with Ian Vásquez for Free Society.
10/2/25: 'Letting Markets Work: Urban Planning,' column for the Econlib.
8/28/25: 'Markets and Voters: Good News from Bolivia,' column for the Foundation for Economic Education.
7/8/25: 'A Libertarian Travel Guide to Javier Milei's Argentina,' article for Reason.
4/1/25: 'Liberal Populism? The Curious Case of Javier Milei,' interview for Germany's Friedrich Naumann Foundation.
11/14/24: 'Sympathy and Antipathy in the 21st Century,' column for the Liberty Fund's Adam Smith Works.
10/4/24: 'The Argentinian Chainsaw Rescue,' interview for the National Review Institute.
1/26/24: 'Milei vs. WEF: Who Wins?,' interview for Reason TV.
11/30/23: 'Prepare for a Bumpy Transition in Argentina,' column for National Review.
7/26/23: 'The Political Left Loses Strength in Argentina,' column for Real Clear World.
7/18/23: "Bruno Leoni and the (Still Ongoing) 'Semantic Revolution' Against Liberty,'" column for the Online Library of Liberty.
12/13/22: 'Argentina's Disordered Liberty,' column for Law and Liberty.
10/3/22: 'Argentina necesita abrazar la libertad económica,' column for The Washington Post.
9/3/22: 'A Warning on Inflation from Argentina,' column for the Mises Institute.
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