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Swimming Against the Tide: Far-Right Argentine President Begins Israel Visit

• wslh 3y ago
  https://archive.is/JnlE4 https://archive.is/JnlE4
• tomohawk 3y ago
  Not sure how an anarcho-capitalist is far right. If left is for change and moving forward, and right is for no change, then this guy is far left not far right.
  • mrkeen 3y ago
    "right" is typically for: - less regulation - less government spending - more privatisation
  • wslh 3y ago
    Good question. Until now we can say that Milei is a libertarian and follows a far-right agenda of anti-abortion and climate change denial. Thinking epistemologically and not entering in the discussion on if he is right or wrong, we can say that this is a well known script by some other political leaders (e.g. Bolsonaro) more than an independent thinking.
• weatherlite 3y ago
  Against the tide is a bit of a reach. Israel is a polarizing country but many leaders of the West visited Israel physically or expressed support since the war started.
  • wslh 3y ago
    It is referring against the Latin America tide mainly.