The New Head Of Banco Nacion

[ARbound]

Your best case scenario shows how limited and pessimistic your thinking is. Best case scenario is that after years of dedicated hard work combined with lessons learned from on the job experience, her innovative polices improves the quality of life for all of us that live here. But for that to happen she will have to develop the skill set needed to get things done in the context of the political system. There are advantages of being the daughter of Minister of Defense, besides just getting this job opening many doors .

Whatever drugs you're on, the Kirchenerite thing to do would be sharing them amongst the more fortunate of the board.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

Surely you mean the Falklands. Ignorance is indeed bliss, in your case.

Ohhh, how smart...

 

[camberiu]

Well, the left made a good job killing all the intellegent people at the army

Nonsense. The leftist guerrilla at the time was nowhere near that good.
Here are some facts: During the Brazilian military dictatorship that lasted from 1964 until 1984 (20 years), the army killed about 300 to 500 people. The army claims 300, the left claims 500. In 2014, Congressional Truth Commission settled at 434 dead. That is in the space of 20 years.

From 1976 until 1982 (just 6 years), in a country with a population 5 times smaller than Brazil, the army managed to kill up to 50 thousand people. Only an institution where blind absolute loyalty is paramount would tolerate an open war against its own population at such scale. The way the dirty war was conducted in Argentina was not only morally reprehensible, but it was militarily speaking, incredibly stupid. As Brazilian general Leonidas Pires Goncalvez noted back in the late 70s on a now declassified memo, that the Argentina army was planting the seeds of its own destruction by waging an open war against its own citizens. Leftist armed insurgencies are like a cancer that needs to be removed with a scalpel. The Argentine military was trying to remove it with a chainsaw. He also mentioned that if he had ordered the army to do to the population 1/10 of what was being done in Argentina, the army would have splintered and revolted.
The fact that in Argentina, thousands of officers were willing to go along with that, shows that loyalty was everything, and the force lacked any notion of common sense. They will go along with any disastrous policies, be it the dirty war or the Falklands, without saying anything, because they were picked as officers due to the fact that they were loyal.
And we see the same logic being applied now on the case of this girl. What K want is a teenager that will be loyal and will do whatever she says, no matter how stupid and destructive those policies might be.

 

[sesamosinsal]

Camberiu, talking about Brazil (and because really, this woman's appointment to Banco Nación being nepotism shouldn't be a debate), these protests against Dilma? https://www.youtube....h?v=Tnhc3l7k4AI

The protesters sound a bit like a Republican-cacerolero hybrid... "She's not even Brazilian, she's a Bulgarian communist!" haha

 

[camberiu]

Camberiu, talking about Brazil (and because really, this woman's appointment to Banco Nación being nepotism shouldn't be a debate), these protests against Dilma? https://www.youtube....h?v=Tnhc3l7k4AI

The protesters sound a bit like a Republican-cacerolero hybrid... "She's not even Brazilian, she's a Bulgarian communist!" haha

Yes, when you have a popularity rate of 8%, it means that you are really hated and despised as a leader. People are really angry, frustrated and they feel deceived. Remember when I mentioned here in the past that Brazil was not Argentina, and that the population would not tolerate the destruction of the Real? Well, we are seeing that now. When people are this angry, they will say the most absurd things. Logic and common sense goes out the window and there is just anger. We are witnessing that now. I expect it to get much worse, as the Chinese economy tanks. Dilma has trapped herself, because she incurred huge deficits, destroyed the country's finances, but as you can see from the streets, it is politically impossible for her to print her way out of this.

I very much doubt she will finish her term.

And the crisis in Brazil will have huge implications for Argentina.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

Camberiu, you analize argentina through Brazil history, this is the reason of your confusion.
The military were competent and respected. The strategy of the left was to show the worst of them.
So, they killed the best of the army and provoked the hate of the worst. You talk about loyalty? In the army they shoot you if you don't follow orders and there was a consensus about to kill all the terrorist, the same you see nowadays in the US and that allow the same brutalities.

 

[thorsten]

Camberiu, you analize argentina through Brazil history, this is the reason of your confusion.

Maybe that's what brings him pleasure - to each his own

 

[Rich One]

she studied in Barcelona, Florence, LSE, UT...

She was a very FAST learner

 

[nicoenarg]

She was a very FAST learner

The LSE Degree is an Online Diploma...!!

The Florence Masters degree was obtained in 6 months?

The UT DEGREE is not compjete YET (Guess is online Program) Started in 2014.

An NGO s questioning her Academic CV... Particularly the Florence Masters Degree

http://www.infobae.c...m-delfina-rossi

LSE, University of London does not have any online degree courses. But she may have said "online" for the distance learning courses they do provide. Although obviously I would be weary of someone being a director of anything if they couldn't tell the difference between "online courses" and distance learning.

 

[Rich One]

LSE, University of London does not have any online degree courses. But she may have said "online" for the distance learning courses they do provide. Although obviously I would be weary of someone being a director of anything if they couldn't tell the difference between "online courses" and distance learning.

Well perhaps she was confused