Rise of Poverty Rate in Argentina

Argentina is experiencing its most severe social stress in over two decades. Rise of Poverty Rate in Argentina is a Strategic Intelligence Report that dissects the country’s accelerating poverty crisis under extreme inflation, sweeping austerity, and sharp political realignment.

This report maps how poverty has surged to historic highs, with more than half the population now living below the poverty line amid inflation exceeding 200 percent. It analyses the impact of President Javier Milei’s aggressive fiscal shock therapy—cuts to subsidies, public works, pensions, and social programs—and how these measures are rapidly eroding purchasing power while triggering nationwide protests and civil unrest.

Beyond headline numbers, the report examines urban–rural disparities, food insecurity, unemployment pressures, and the humanitarian implications of policy-driven contraction. It evaluates high-risk pathways ahead, including escalating instability, governance stress, and the long-term consequences of dollarization debates on Argentina’s monetary sovereignty.

Designed for investors, policymakers, geopolitical risk analysts, humanitarian planners, and economists, this intelligence product converts social distress indicators into forward-looking risk assessment.

Economic collapses rarely reverse quietly. Following Global Eye Intelligence ensures you identify inflection points early—before poverty statistics turn into political rupture and systemic instability.