阿根廷总统哈维尔·米莱指控美国民主党、巴西政府和墨西哥政府资助针对阿根廷的协调"反阿根廷运动"[1]。米莱声称这是进步势力阻止自由主义思想成功的尝试，表示"政府的工作是进步思想，他们不希望自由思想成功"[1]。在他的指控中，米莱特别指出巴西政府提供了最大份额的资金[1]。
尽管这一说法在阿根廷获得了广泛支持，但研究人员未发现大规模协调行动的证据[1]。数字人类学家梅赛德斯·马斯佩罗分析了超过200万条社交媒体帖子[1]，阿根廷国家科学技术研究委员会研究员纳塔利亚·阿鲁格特表示"没有发现大规模协调行动的证据"[1]。分析人士指出，米莱利用这一叙事来转移其日益下降的支持率[1]。
Argentine President Javier Milei has accused the United States Democratic Party, the Brazilian government, and the Mexican government of financing a coordinated "anti-Argentina campaign," characterizing it as an attempt by progressive forces to prevent the success of liberal ideology.[1] According to Milei, "the government's work is progressive thought, and they do not want liberal thought to succeed."[1] He alleged that the Brazilian government provided the largest share of the funding.[1]
Researchers analyzing the claims have found limited evidence to support the narrative. Digital anthropologist Mercedes Maspero examined over two million social media posts, while Natalia Aruguete, a researcher at Argentina's National Scientific and Technological Research Council, stated that "no evidence of large-scale coordinated action" has been identified.[1] Despite the lack of scientific corroboration, the accusation has gained substantial traction among the Argentine public.[1] Milei has leveraged this narrative as his public approval ratings have declined.[1] The president recently attended the presidential campaign launch of far-right Brazilian Senator Flavio Bolsonaro on Brazilian soil.[1]