Javier Gerardo Milei, born on 22 October 1970, is an influential Argentine economist, politician, and current President of Argentina, assuming office in 2023. His distinct views on economics and politics set him apart from the mainstream Argentine political landscape. Milei's political journey began with his election as a national deputy representing the City of Buenos Aires for La Libertad Avanza in November 2021. During his time as a national deputy, he garnered attention for his stance against high government spending and refusal to raise taxes, instead opting to donate his salary through a monthly raffle. In a surprising turn of events, he defeated the incumbent economy minister, Sergio Massa, in the 2023 general election, securing the position of President with a platform that criticized the dominance of Peronism for the ongoing monetary crisis in Argentina.Milei is known for his flamboyant personality, unique style, and strong media presence, often using his catchphrase "¡Viva la libertad, carajo!" His political stance has been described as right-wing populist and libertarian, aligning with laissez-faire economics, minarchist, and anarcho-capitalist principles. He advocates for comprehensive policy overhauls in fiscal and structural aspects of the country, while also expressing his views on social and foreign policy matters.Born in Palermo, Buenos Aires, Milei grew up in Villa Devoto and later moved to the Sáenz Peña district. His family

Javier Torres Félix, born on October 19, 1960, is a former high-ranking leader of the Sinaloa Cartel, a prominent drug trafficking organization in Mexico. He is known for his association with the late Juan Manuel Salcido Uzeta and Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada, another top cartel leader. Despite facing numerous legal issues, including arrests and extradition to the United States, Torres Félix was released on parole in May 2024, following completion of his sentence. He has been involved in the drug trade since 1990 and has faced various attempts on his life, including a failed assassination by the Tijuana Cartel in 2001. The United States Department of Justice indicted Torres Félix for conspiracy to traffic and distribute cocaine, leading to his inclusion in the Foreign Narcotics Kingpin Designation Act. In 2004, he was arrested by the Mexican Army Special Forces in Culiacán, and later extradited to the United States. After serving his sentence, Torres Félix was released and deported back to Mexico, where he was arrested again for pending charges related to organized crime, homicide, and illegal use of firearms.

Javier Morales, born on January 10, 1980, is a retired Argentine footballer who has left a lasting impact in the world of soccer. He began his professional career in Argentina, playing for various clubs in the Argentine Primera División before making a move to Spain to join Vecindario. However, it was his time in the United States that truly defined his career. Morales made a significant impact in Major League Soccer (MLS) when he joined Real Salt Lake in 2007, where he became a star player and team leader. His outstanding performance guided RSL to their first-ever appearance in the MLS Cup Playoffs and earned him a place in the 2009 MLS All-Star Game. After leaving Real Salt Lake, he continued his journey in soccer, eventually retiring from playing professional football in 2018.Post-retirement, Morales transitioned into coaching and led FC Dallas' Under-13 academy team to an international championship. He later joined Inter Miami CF as an Academy Coach and was eventually appointed interim head coach of the team. Throughout his career, Morales has garnered several honors, including being part of the MLS All-Star team and the MLS Best XI.Away from the field, Morales holds a U.S. green card, qualifying him as a domestic player for MLS roster purposes. His contributions to the sport have left an indelible mark on the soccer community, and his coaching endeavors continue to inspire the next generation of players.

Javier Rosas Sierra, born on September 25, 1974, in Guadalajara, is a renowned male athlete from Mexico, specializing in triathlon. He made his mark at the 2004 Summer Olympics, showcasing his exceptional skills and determination. With a total time of 2:04:03.97, Rosas secured the forty-fourth position, leaving a lasting impression on the audience and fellow athletes. His dedication and passion for triathlon have solidified his status as a respected figure in the sports world. Javier Rosas Sierra continues to inspire aspiring athletes and remains a prominent name in the realm of triathlon.

Javier Rogelio Jáuregui Delgadillo, also known as El Chatito, was a Mexican professional boxer who made a significant impact in the lightweight division. Born on September 5, 1973, in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Jáuregui began his professional boxing career at the young age of 14 in 1988.In 2003, after 15 years in the sport, Jáuregui claimed the vacant IBF Lightweight Title with a TKO victory over Leavander Johnson. Notably, he secured two TKO wins over future 2x lightweight world champion Jose Luis Castillo. However, his reign as champion was short-lived, as he lost the title in his first defense to Julio Díaz in 2004.Tragically, on December 11, 2013, Jáuregui suffered a stroke in Jalisco, Mexico, and was declared braindead. He passed away later that day, following a brief period in a coma. Some speculated that his brain injury could have been caused by a rigorous sparring session with Canelo Alvarez a day prior.Javier Rogelio Jáuregui Delgadillo's legacy as a skilled and dedicated professional boxer continues to be remembered within the boxing community.