> That coming from an Argentinian is surprising, because Argentina had a pretty violent US-sponsored dictatorship for quite some time. We had many dictatorship

> That coming from an Argentinian is surprising, because Argentina had a pretty violent US-sponsored dictatorship for quite some time. We had many dictatorships, all over Latin America. But there is a reason to say that. Sure, people is not disappearing (cough Nisman cough), but they break our constitution and don't give a fuck, like declaring "estado de sitio", I think it's translated "state of siege", because of COVID. Not allowing people free transit (breaking the constitution), arresting protesters, not allowing people to open their businesses, making them go broke. An excessively long quarantine which totally ruined the already poor economy even further. As a business owner you can't even fire people, they won't let you. And don't get me started on union mafias making deals with the government. I mean sure it's not as bad as North Korea but still I would say it's totalitarian.