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Argentina: JxC's strength lies in the others' weaknesses

Tuesday, October 17th 2023 - 08:34 UTC
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Opposition candidate Patricia Bullrich of former President Mauricio Macri's Together for Change (Juntos por el Cambio - JxC) Monday closed her presidential campaign in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (CABA) together with Mayor Horacio Rodríguez Larreta, whom she defeated in the primaries and would now appoint as Cabinet Chief if elected. Read full article

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  • Chicureo

    Hopefully my Argentine neighbors will realize the BRICKS foolish ideas are bullshite...

    Although I admire Bullrich in many ideas, I personally think Milei's radical policies are needed to break away from the Kirchnerite mafia.

    Argentina needs radical change now!

    In today's Business Insider publication China's economy bubble is predicted to fail, which will now affect the World Economy.

    “For the past three decades, China has been on the upswing of a supercycle that saw an almost uninterrupted expansion of the country's capacity to manufacture, appetite to consume, and ability to project power across the world economy. The Chinese Communist Party relentlessly pursued economic development over all else, even when that single-mindedness pushed the party to make debilitating policy mistakes — creating a massive bubble in the property market, saddling provinces with loads of debt, and failing to transition away from an overreliance on investment. There was no time to stop for corrections while China's mind was on money alone.”

    ¡Saludos de La Dehesa!

    Oct 17th, 2023 - 11:22 am - Link - Report abuse +1
  • bushpilot

    “Argentine citizens, the time has come to end once and for all with this nightmare that has been Kirchnerism and it is ending thanks to each and every one of you,”

    The Kirchnerist “nightmare” won't be ending any time soon. Bullrich is a typical politician on the campaign trail.

    This is the problem with democracy. Adults, who need to pick a new leader, tolerate their candidates spouting such shit, while choosing a new leader has no room or time for bullshit.

    And the media is supposed to correct bullshit information.

    How did Macri do getting rid of the Kirchnerist nightmare? He had four years to get rid of it, “once and for all”. It wasn't enough time.

    It will take at least 8 years for the Argentine economy to get anywhere near normal.

    It's like the Peronists trash the economy to the point of crashing, and then they want to lose the election, so they can blame someone else for the catastrophe they've caused.

    And then after four years, when everything is still a shambles, because the mess they caused takes ten years to fix, the Peronists get voted back into power to again wipe out an already wrecked economy.

    Having CFK as vice-president really hampered Alberto Fernandez's administration's ability to get away from Kirchnerism.

    Oct 18th, 2023 - 03:37 am - Link - Report abuse +1

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