I'm not sure what you are trying to say. As a European, I see libertarianism as a right-wing ideology with a particular focus on property rights. Because that'

I'm not sure what you are trying to say. As a European, I see libertarianism as a right-wing ideology with a particular focus on property rights. Because that's what the vast majority of self-described libertarians I've met care about. I've never heard of Javier Milei before, but based on some quick reading, he seems to fit in this group well. Then there is a centrist position called liberal, such as the Liberal Democrats in the UK. Their heritage is in social liberalism and ultimately in classical liberalism. And when you go to the anti-authoritarian pro-freedom left, you tend to see ideological opposition to strong property rights. Those people usually see wealth as inherently authoritarian.