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I wonder why he thinks Milei is going to bring continued change over time? Argentina's economy has been a mess as long as I can remember, decades and decades. W
by WheelsAtLarge 4mo ago
I wonder why he thinks Milei is going to bring continued change over time? Argentina's economy has been a mess as long as I can remember, decades and decades. Why is Milei so different that's he's willing to move there? He must really see a change he can exploit.
- rbanffy 4mo agoArgentina is, indeed, quite puzzling. They shouldn’t be a mess, and they should vote better, but, yet, they never get to have a stable period of progress.
- culi 4mo agoMaybe this will help https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_coups_in_Argentina https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_coups_in_Argentina There are only two countries in the entire South America that DO NOT have the experience of having a democratically elected leader overthrown in a US-backed coup.
- rich_sasha 4mo agoIronically, to complete the pattern, the US has just established a (hereditary?) dictatorship in it's own green land. Via elections.
- culi 4mo agoNot picking up what you're referencing. Care to expand?
- red-iron-pine 4mo agotrump tax rulings
- culi 4mo agooh "green land" not "greenland". Got it
- rbanffy 4mo ago> There are only two countries in the entire South America I am Brazilian and I can’t remember which countries you are talking about. I would expect none.
- culi 4mo agoColombia and Suriname
- zulux 4mo ago"four types of countries: developed, underdeveloped, Japan, and Argentina." -Simon Kuznet.