> it would surprise me if this is something the president can do unilaterally. This is Latin America we are talking about. To be clear, I do generally agree w

> it would surprise me if this is something the president can do unilaterally. This is Latin America we are talking about. To be clear, I do generally agree with your comment. Just saying, don't be surprised. Argentina is a country with great natural and people resources that was utterly decimated by a legacy of mismanagement and corruption going back to the Spanish era. Not something that is easy to fix. On top of that, when over 40% of the population works, in some way, for the government the problem is much harder to fix. A huge percentage of these people are nothing less than parasites, in that they do nothing of value to anyone. How do you take a parasite whos skill set amounts to moving sheets of paper from one pile to the next and turn them into useful members of society? How do you do that when your industry has been decimated and you haven't fostered a more productive culture? It's nearly impossible.