A sideburn-strapping 52 year old angry little man has won an pre-election in Argentina and the shock waves from this result are causing fissures in the Argentine political theatre of the absurd. Javier Milei and La Libertad Avanza
Si gana Milei también puede ser mucho peor. Puede que Milei odie al Estado corrupto y mal-administrado (que lo es) pero a la gente les gusta educación gratuita y laica y poder llamar a una ambulancia cuando sea necesaria.
Since the 1943 Argentine coup d’État, and Perón’s resulting presidential investiture in 1945, Juan Domingo Perón’s legacy has been a grand divide in Argentine politics between believers in his personality cult (Peronists) ⏤followers of his very flexible, somewhat nationalist, policies⏤ and the rest who hate him with a passion.
Lo que la mayoría de la gente no parece entender es que hacia dónde quiere llevar Milei a la Argentina, especialmente en términos financieros. Mucho de lo que propone Milei ya se intentado con Menem y fue literalmente un desastre.
In Milei’s bully-speak ‘casta’ refers to the actual political groupings (UP and PRO). He thus shields the real Argentine casta who pay the bribes and provide the financial backing for both. La Libertad Avanza are engendering Argentine Tea-Party fans. Milei is their anti-Perón.
En la jerga de Milei, ‘casta’ se refiere a las agrupaciones políticas (ambos UxP y JxC) que él afirma, con cierta evidencia, son incompetentes, decadentes, corruptas y fracasan en su tarea de representar a la mayoría del pueblo argentino. Esconde […]
Milei misuses the word casta to refer to politicians in both UxP and the JxC. In Milei’s bullying language he claims that the current Argentine political casta are incompetent, decadent, corrupt and have failed in their tasks of representing the […]
La inacción en materia de competencia/monopolio ha provocado una inflación masiva, actualmente del 110% anual. Milei culpa a la inflación por la excesiva emisión de pesos. Dogma de Mises, no es la realidad del aumento de los precios.
Milei’s voters just don’t care! They want change and he offers it. He channels their anger. They’re sick of being ignored and ready to break Argentina if they must do. Things can’t get much worse, they say. Are they right?
The IMF shopped Menem around economic conferences so that he could give speeches to other nations on neoliberalism and privatisation. It is difficult to ignore Milei’s physical resemblance to Menem in the 1980’s, just look at the hairstyles and sideburns.
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