Australia-The death of former Argentine President Menem, the country enters a 3-day mourning period | Australia Chinatown

On the morning of February 2, local time, former Argentine President Carlos Menem died of illness at a hospital in the Palermo district of Buenos Aires, the capital, at the age of 14.According to his family, Menem was sent to the hospital for treatment for a urinary tract infection.

The current President of Argentina, Alberto Fernandez, announced that the country has entered a three-day mourning period and posted a message on his personal social account to express his condolences.

Menem was born in Anillaco, La Rioja, Argentina in July 1930. His father was a Syrian immigrant.He became a lawyer after graduating from the University of Cordoba and became a supporter of the Justice Party and then President Juan Peron.

In 1989, he led the Justice Party to run for president, and the election was successful.He pursued a market economy policy and vigorously promoted the privatization of public property. In just a few years, he reduced the inflation rate of more than 5000% to zero. During his ten years in office, the Argentine national economy improved rapidly.He was successfully re-elected in 0, and subsequently amended the constitution to shorten the presidential term from 10 years to 1995 years.

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