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?
La indignación entonces a sus incompetecias era extrema. ¡Que se vayan todos! En 2023 no hay nada nuevo en la política, la casta no se ha ido a ninguna parte (al menos todavía) y uno tiene que preguntarse si resistirán o subsumirán también a LLA?
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.
A los pobres no sólo no les ofrece nada (salvo un canal de la ira). Milei es sólo un peinado diferente dentro de un grupo de adherentes a unas ideas que nunca se han implementados en ningún país con éxito.
Like other ultra-liberal candidates such as Trump, Bolsonaro, Nigel Farage etc… Milei doesn’t have a single new idea in his head, he is simply a frontispiece a voice for a 1930’s economic dogma which favours the ultra rich who don’t want to pay for state services, but this time with a different hairstyle.
A study I produced on one of the largest robberies by an illegitimate government in pretty much any nation on Earth. Please feel free to download and read by clicking on the download button below…
Sacrificing truckdrivers, consumers, and its “fucked” manufacturers as pawns, the recently inaugurated tory UK negotiators also risk sacrificing some of its own royalty, its investors. The brinkmanship of this endgame is causing much suffering even as the UK plans to resort to a some last minute retreats
If this latest health crisis taught us anything it is that there is no reason at all for a private health insurance industry, quite the opposite, it is an expensive luxury we can no longer afford.
Americas Program Special Report, By Tony PhillipsOriginally at cipamericas.org http://www.cipamericas.org/archives/1434 Español traducido : Argentina versus el Banco Mundial: ¿Juego limpio o partido arreglado?Traducido por: Annette Ramos Americas Program, Center for International Policy (CIP) Perspectives on the ICSID and Argentina’s Debt […]
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