The recent election of far-right leader Javier Milei in Argentina has sparked concerns about a rise in homelessness due to his implementation of zero-deficit policies. In Buenos Aires, both citizens and tourists have observed the tangible effects of these austerity measures, with warnings appearing on rubbish containers that highlight potential dangers. These signs underscore the deteriorating living conditions faced by many residents, who are already struggling to secure basic necessities such as food and shelter. The policy cuts, described metaphorically as "chainsaw" reductions, have intensified fears that the situation will worsen for vulnerable populations. This growing crisis reflects broader anxieties about the social impact of Milei’s economic approach. As the government pursues stringent fiscal discipline, the immediate consequences for those at the margins of society are becoming increasingly visible. The situation in Argentina thus serves as a cautionary example of how aggressive budgetary policies can exacerbate homelessness and social instability.