Notes:

"There's no money" (No hay plata) is one of the slogans repeated by Javier Milei, current president of Argentina, to justify a series of budget cuts of the Argentine state. His campaign infamously also consisted in saying that he will cut international relations with China, Brazil and Russia. Once he became a president, he realized that the Chinese currency swap was very important for the economy, and sent a letter to Xi Jinping. In the worst possible moment, the Canciller said to the Chinese representatives that she considered Taiwan a country, something that goes against the one China policy that very few countries challenged in a meaningful capacity. Five days later, China suspended the currency swap. Thus, Milei's slogan came back to haunt him.