Milei Chronicles (12) Presidential Debate 2
Presidential Candidate Javier Milei
and his non-theories on Ecology
Oil and Gas
Milei Chronicles (10) Primer Debate En Santiago La Economía
El primero fue Sergio Massa, de la UxP, que llegó elegantemente vestido. ¿Será el mismo traje azul que usa para sus reuniones con el FMI? Massa se deslizó hacia un discurso doctrinal, tal vez demasiado Perón Perón para el gusto de la mayoría. Inquebrantable, Massa ofreció una actuación razonable para alguien cuya personalidad es intrínsecamente aburrida. Hay que imaginarse que algunos miembros del público reprimieron una mueca cuando Massa sugirió que los evasores fiscales fueran a la cárcel, mientras que su colega del partido, Martín Insuarralde, aparecía en fotos tomando cócteles en un yate mediterráneo con una ‘modelo’ tatuada.
Milei Chronicles (10) Debate One (The Economy)
the UxP was equally inadept at dealing with the debt problems for reasons of stimulating employment and paying off state friendly industries with high energy requirements and deep pockets in Swiss bank accounts but at least their leaders had not appeared in the Panama Papers as had Bullrich’s party group founder Mauricito Macri. The sesspool of corruption runs deep in both groups.
Tense situation in Bolivia with Paul Jay and Carlos Orias
Bolivia: Barricades and Crisis in a Crisis | theAnalysis.news
UNASUR-GRID: Financing Sustainable Energy Sovereignty with the Bank of the South
This is a new book chapter of mine on the use of local finance in South America to integrate national electrical grids into a UNASUR regional electric GRID which moves to 100% renewable inputs. Tony Phillips (2016), UNASUR-GRID: Financing Sustainable […]
Climate Change Cause and Effect, An Americas Perspective
Americas Program Special ReportClimate Change Cause and Effect, An Americas PerspectiveTony Phillips | December 20, 2007 Americas Program, Center for International Policy (CIP)(formerly) americas.irc-online.org “We, the human race, have substantially altered the earth’s atmosphere. In 2005, the concentration of carbon […]
Vicious Cycle of Debt
In the Americas the conquestshave yet to finish and thediscovery has yet to begin.Luis Felipe Noe, Argentina
Oil and water in Argentina and Bolivia
In Latin America, oil and water don?t mix. Or do they?
Latin American neighbors, Argentina and Bolivia have recently undertaken a re-nationalizing of their natural resources each their own way and for different reasons. This article compares the public-private struggles for oil and water resources in Argentina and in Bolivia.
The Economics of Trust
Trust seems like an old fashioned word these days but when it comes to government and economy a working level of trust is essential. Not everyone can be an economist or the overseer of operations on an international gas pipeline. […]