Do as we say but not as we do

PhilinBSAS said:
Do you get the impression that the Buenos Aires Herald is running scared of the K Government?

http://www.buenosairesherald.com/article/102355/potbanging-protests-in-northern-areas-of-the-city

"Dozens of residents", "small groups", "protesting about not being able to buy dollars"

just sounds like echoing the Government line. Not journalism that Andrew Graham-Yooll would recognise


I've said it before. Buenos Aires Herald is hilariously bi polar.

Opinions are almost all anti k wtf is going on. General news pro k everything is fine!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGEpcL88AA4

Here's Boca from last night. When did Boca become so affluent and bothered about dollar restrictions? :rolleyes:
 
LostinBA said:
The truth is that they can't compete on quality nor price (nor really innovation for that matter). Show me one thing that is designed and/or made here for export that is of matching or higher quality irrespective of price or if of lessor quality, is sufficiently cost-effective to make up the difference.

The answer is nothing. Only commodities and some wines and beef are export worthy.

Why is this? Is the Argentine mentality just basically incapable? My personal believe is that they have the inherent capability to compete internationally but as a nation, they're simply too corrupt and lazy to really achieve anything. The growth rate of the last 9 years has been fueled by high commodity prices, a refusal to pay back what they were loaned and a bounce from the very bottom. It's all coming back now though...only a matter of time and the sitting government knows they're lying to everyone, hence saving in dollars. Wankers.

Anyone disagree?

Compare Argentina to Brazil. Brazil is building on its trade in natural resources and agriculture to diversify, turning out superior products such as regional and jet aircraft that have become leaders in the global marketplace. I can't really think of a single product made in Argentina that is superior to products made elsewhere. Here is a link to Embraer.....used by most US carriers for regional flights. http://www.embraer.com/en-US/Pages/Home.aspx
 
Yes, Burger King (the brand) was acquired by the Brazilian group 3G capital about 2 years ago for US$ 4 billion.
 
camberiu said:
Yes, Burger King (the brand) was acquired by the Brazilian group 3G capital about 2 years ago for US$ 4 billion.

kinda makes sense I remember reading up until the mid 2000's almost all the beef in mcdonalds / burger kings around the world came from Brazil*.

*may not be a fact.
 
scotttswan said:
I've said it before. Buenos Aires Herald is hilariously bi polar.

Opinions are almost all anti k wtf is going on. General news pro k everything is fine!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGEpcL88AA4

Here's Boca from last night. When did Boca become so affluent and bothered about dollar restrictions? :rolleyes:

!Boca - los nuevos "millonarios" !!!! jajajaja
 
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