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In Argentina we got tired of lawyers/politicians roleplaying as economists, so we voted a real economist for president. In tree years we will be able to tell yo

• glitchc 2y ago
  Hah! Good luck. An economist is as much a politician as those other guys, who were likely lawyers.
• marcosdumay 2y ago
  He's looking good though. I'm quite happy for you. The media insisted on comparing him to Trump or Bolsonaro for years, but if you actually listen to what he says, he sounds moderate social democrat. Go figure what the media is doing while he speaks...
• Izikiel43 2y ago
  So far it's been working out great compared to the previous guy. I compare Argentina's election to buying a car. One of the candidates basically ruled the country for 18 months, got inflation over triple digits annually, the exchange rate went to infinite, among other economic and administrative mishaps. It's kind like test driving a car where it's engine overheats, the radiator explodes, and basically falls apart. Your choices then become either buy the thing you know is broken and doesn't work, or buy the other new mystery thing which says it's going to work though you haven't tested it. It's basically a known bad versus an unknown, yet still 44% of people voted for the broken car. Milei so far has been doing great economically and getting inflation down, we'll see how it goes next year.