The man is Russia's useful idiot to incite maga idiots. He is the furthest thing from a journalist and more like an influencer. He is basically in the employ of the kremlin to spread disinformation and further destabilisation efforts in the west. His interview with the unhinged Putin was...
Whenever someone says that we will need to suffer a bit and things will get hard for a while - "Some of you may die, but that is a sacrifice I am willing to make"
Funny that, when women ask for a fair seat at the table, the right wing male response is always "Culture War" and "Attack on traditional family values". Marginalised people asking for more consideration in society is not an automatic declaration of war.
One individual, no matter how intelligent, cannot know everything. You can be informed, but when it comes down to it, you can never know everything at the level an expert knows things. You have to trust people who know better than you. If you are unsure, then get a second opinion from another...
He takes on the toughest of cases. Getting citizenship without a DNI or just walking off a plane and claiming citizenship types. It would make sense people feel like its a loop when he is really taking on these tough cases. No doubt he is good at what he does.
Industrialisation and services are the only way to improve the economy.
The country exports a ridiculously high amount of unprocessed or low level processed agricultural products (over 55% of exports). Commodity dependence is seen as a symptom of underdevelopment, and in the case of Argentina...
I dont know if this is too late but you could try Grabr.
https://grabr.io/en/
Put up an advert and someone travelling from USA to BA will buy it for you. Make sure to meet somewhere safe for the handover.
I have always been a fan of technocracies but seeing this play out here, now seems to be a type of "never meet your heroes" moment.
Not that I was a fan of Milei, but the idea of an economist turning the economy around seemed like a logical step.
You can apply at the consulate in your country or in Argentina. Consulate I feel will get you your visa faster (took me about 2-4 days), but you will pay over USD 400 for the visa. Apparently people have had issues getting their DNI through this route, but I don't know about that. Applying in...