In a context of global redefinitions, the article explores how Argentina might leverage its economic strengths amid distant conflicts, particularly emphasizing the pragmatic nature of economics. While discussing the potential benefits of such a scenario, it acknowledges the moral discomfort of talking about economic gains in times of war. The article stresses that human lives and peaceful development must always take precedence over economic considerations. Argentina's President Javier Milei is highlighted for his strategic approach, aiming to capitalize on the high global demand for Argentine goods and services, rather than blaming international conflicts for domestic economic woes. Moreover, it emphasizes the interconnectedness of global markets and how conflicts can indirectly affect a nation's economy, suggesting that Argentina could position itself advantageously within this complexity by focusing on international dialogue and trade relations.