thank you very much indeed, veronica smink, - relations.ry much | indeed, veronica smink, we will relations. thank you very much - indeed, veronica smink, we will be watching all of this closely. let's catch up with the sport, and here is karthi. manchester city brought their run of four games without a win to an end after coming from behind to win 2—1 at luton. city were without erling haaland — missing with a foot injury. and the home side took advantage at the end of the first half. elijah adebayo heading home, to put luton on course for what could have been one of the big upsets of the season. but not to be in the end, as city came out and delivered they're still fourth though, two points behind aston villa. luton stay in the bottom three. people say that city is over, really? the challenge that we had ahead of us, so we have proven that they are wrong by still being there. and the fight, and coming here, and i am very, very proud the way we behave. in the back the performance was excellent, without the ball, really aggressive. tn; was

our bbc mundo reporter, veronica smink, is in buenos aires.n mr milei's attitude in the run—up to inauguration. he has self—moderated his views quite a bit after the general election in october, when he actually came second to the then economy minister by seven points. he then moderated his views, the famous chainsaw that he had used in campaigns until then was put away, and he started talking about forming a coalition, and the need to get different people, no matter what their background is, not even talking about dollarisation, the things people are worried about, he did not talk about any more, and hence, he won in november. he said society functions better without a state. he is now head of state, where does that put him? he believes estate should only deal with things like security, defence, and that the market should run everything else. he concedes that takes time and cannot be done in one blow. he announced today, in his first speech, that he does intend to cut 5% of gdp of spending but he assured the argentine people that that would f

our bbc mundo reporter, veronica smink, is in buenos aires, i asked her about the reaction in argentinaon in a runoff by 56% of the vote, which, you know, no other president in the last years got such support. and many people, when you ask them why they voted for him, theyjust say, we couldn't go on like this. i mean, many people discovered inflation after the coronavirus pandemic, but argentina has been suffering a problem of inflation for ten years. it's been over 25% yearly since then. and many people just said, you know, we needed a change. javier milei seems to offer a very radical change. veronica, here in asia, argentina and china are obviously big trading partners, butjavier milei has had quite strong words during the campaign about china. is there a softening in tone now? yes, definitely. when he when he lost, he came in second, rather. seven points behind the then economy minister back in october, in the first round of elections. and certainly he moderated his tone after that. the famous chainsaw that he wielded around during his campaign was put away and all the harsh comment

i'm joined now by live now to our bbc mundo reporter, veronica smink — who's in buenos aires.n?— what has a reaction been so far to the swearing in? people here have a lot of horse — the swearing in? people here have a lot of house he _ the swearing in? people here have a lot of hope. he won _ the swearing in? people here have a lot of hope. he won in _ the swearing in? people here have a lot of hope. he won in a _ the swearing in? people here have a lot of hope. he won in a runoff- the swearing in? people here have a lot of hope. he won in a runoff by i lot of hope. he won in a runoff by 56% of the vote which no other president in the last years have got such support and many people when you asked them why they voted for him, theyjust say, we couldn't go on like this. many people discovered inflation after the covid pandemic but argentina has been suffering inflation over ten years it has been 25% yearly since then and many people said we need a change and javier milei seems to add a very radical change.— radical change. here in asia, argentina — radical change. here in asia,

as we see these pictures, live now to our our bbc mundo reporter, veronica smink, who's in buenos airese now president holding the chain saw in that video, the kind of like which he uses will be quite a surprise with the fact he is so popular in argentina. explain if you can why he is so popular. to if you can why he is so popular. trr understand this, you have to understand this, you have to understand that while many people discovered what inflation is off to the coronavirus pandemic in argentina. people have been with over 25% annual inflation in the last ten years and if you ask many of those, 50% of arjun seniors who voted for milei in the run—off, what he said as we can go on like this, we have to try something very different, very new. but we have to try something very different, very new.— different, very new. but his definition _ different, very new. but his definition of _ different, very new. but his definition of different - different, very new. but his definition of different and l different, very new. but his i definition of different and new fields for many people, partic