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    Traders bet on weaker Argentine peso as Milei’s IMF deal looms

    Interesting: ..."the co-opting of private enterprise as State property" - How's that work?
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    Traders bet on weaker Argentine peso as Milei’s IMF deal looms

    IMF loans come with disastrous conditions. They require countries to implement rigid fiscal austerity measures, raise taxes, devalue currency, and privatize (more dismantling of “The State”). In short, a Neoliberal, Libertarian wet dream. A textbook modelling of a fascist oligarchy.
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    Day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice

    Some never tire of polishing a turd.
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    Soft Pretzels needed?

    If you’re jonesing for soft pretzels: Moisha Bakery Recoleta Calle Larrea 1531. They don’t rise to the level of street corner NY or Philly, but they will curve your craving. Anyone know where else you can score them?
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    Day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice

    Come to La Plaza de Mayo tomorrow to commemorate the 30,000 victims on the anniversary of the March 24, 1976 military coup d’état. Keep memory alive.
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    US bars Cristina from entering the country

    Noooo, Frank, didn't know the kids were also barred. "Yep, Peluca, your political enemies are my political enemies", Trump grunts while playing the silent accordion.
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    US bars Cristina from entering the country

    That's a very likely storyline. But convicted criminals are banned from travelling to the US (also to Argentina). I just don't know if the law is strictly enforced, or just applied to political enemies.
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    Is Donald Trump good for Argentina?

    The question “Is Trump good for Argentina?” (or any other place in the world) is as absurd as asking “Is poison a nutritious snack?”
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    Argentina makes international news for...cops beating up old people.

    Does it really surprise anyone that some people, often the products of generations of poverty, lack of education and health care, addiction, mental health problems, and now facing a repressive, fascist government on the way to replacing the state with an oligarchy which supports autocratic...
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    Argentina makes international news for...cops beating up old people.

    Yes, and Prez Malaise and Secretary Bullbitch are far better than the Nazis.
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    Argentina makes international news for...cops beating up old people.

    When Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrich, was asked about Pablo Grillo, a journalist, who remains in critical condition after being shot by projectile in the head, she replied, “He’s a Peronist.” She was then asked what that had to do with anything, and she remarked, “I like peanut butter...
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    60 minutes segment last night on the death flights

    My mother-in-law whom I never had the honor of knowing was a founder of the Madres de Plaza Mayo and among the persons “disappeared” by Astiz at the Santa Cruz church in Boedo. She then became a victim of one of several death flights, and roughly two decades after her body and those of others...
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    Milei's Economic Disaster

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    Which US banks allow foreign addresses for automatic payments?

    "Dumb ideas" usually come with explanations why they're dumb and not simply paranoid babble like, "You will understand later." Not Cool, Caribbean.
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    Which US banks allow foreign addresses for automatic payments?

    Why not have your SS sent to a local bank AND keep your US bank account?
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    After Argentina: South America Options for Naturalized Argentine Citizens

    Medellin, Col- Beautiful, safe and cheaper.
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    Crypt coin shared by Argentina's President Javier Milei skyrocketed Friday, then collapsed

    Now Milei me down to sleep. While Olly and the Garks do cheat From high above they wear no frown Content to know it won’t trickle down
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    Milei Deserves a Nobel Prize

    At the very least, Milei, being a man of great humility, should share the Nobel Prize with his dead dog, Conan, the furry Rasputin who by way of routine séances makes the most important policy decisions.
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    Misdemeanor in 2014 on criminal history check

    Hello Banana- I've been a permanent resident here for over 20 years. No one here ever asked me for an FBI background check. I don't know, but I doubt that policy has changed. Also, do mean to say that your US employer requested the FBI info?
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