The New Head Of Banco Nacion

[Gringoboy]

From what the good Doctor says, all the ills that have befallen Argentina in the last few weeks are down to Macri because he said all the wrong things and further, none of us should respect the fact that he is the president-in-waiting, a minor detail that appears to have escaped the good doctor's notice.
Further, the good doctor expects us swallow his argument that we expats and citizens who voted for Macri, revel in spreading hatred. What he can't accept is that the people of this country have simply had enough of 12 years of tyranny, hatred, nepotism; that it's time to close that door and open a new one to a brighter and more inclusive future.
The good doctor reveals himself to be as shallow and rancorous as the outgoing president, although of course, he would be at pains to admit the same either to himself or the rest of us.

 

[syngirl]

Extreme right. Let's see:

1) Macri created the category pure argentine for the tango contest:
http://www.wsj.com/a...456210544473444

Please, if CFK had done the same thing, you would be going on about how she was defending the patria of the country and that it is entirely just and fair and in no way xenophobic.

 

[syngirl]

Only during dictatorships the power was given at the Casa Rosada from one dictator to another.

Desde el retorno de la democracia, Reynaldo Bignone a Raúl Alfonsín, el radical a Carlos Menem, el riojano a De la Rúa, Ramón Puerta a Adolfo Rodríguez Saá y Eduardo Camaño a Eduardo Duhalde: todos ellos asumieron en la Casa Rosada. Pero a partir de 2003, Néstor Kirchner y Cristina tomaron la tradición de realizar el pase de mando en el parlamento nacional.

 

[EJLarson]

Only during dictatorships the power was given at the Casa Rosada from one dictator to another.

Anibal Fernandez is right when he says that the art. 93 of the National Constitution established the procedure. If they do what Macri wants, they can be later prosecuted by violating their duties aS public officers.

You have been shown by other posters, with sourced data, that the changeover ceremony has often held at the Casa Rosada by popularly-elected presidents. Yet you continue to post the same drivel time after time. The term for those who wilfully and knowingly state information that they know to be false is "liar."

But Macri won. He is Argentina's new President.

 

[EdRooney]

Could someone please splain why I should give a ratón's culo as to where the transition takes place? The important thing is that one comes in and the other goes away. They could hold it in Tierra Santa for all i care.

 

[ben]

The reason is that it would be really bad symbolism for the inaugural to be utterly and completely hijacked by the outgoing president. That the ascension be, in the best case, relegated to the background and in the worst case actively disrupted by a horde of these.

That is all that is wanted here - that the one come in and the other go away. That rather simple notion is meeting stiff resistance.

 

[AmigoArtistico]

Everyone, please stop feeding the monster. I know (from personal experience) how difficult it can be to not respond to his nonsense, but we all know that it's nonsense.

He's like a stray junkyard dog. If you stop feeding him, he'll go away (though he may sniff around from time to time).

 

[scotttswan]

Everyone, please stop feeding the monster. I know (from personal experience) how difficult it can be to not respond to his nonsense, but we all know that it's nonsense.

He's like a stray junkyard dog. If you stop feeding him, he'll go away (though he may sniff around from time to time).

but it's so funny. Plus anyone who looks him up will see all the shite he spouts and think twice about hiring him. :lol:

 

[EJLarson]

Everyone, please stop feeding the monster. I know (from personal experience) how difficult it can be to not respond to his nonsense, but we all know that it's nonsense.
He's like a stray junkyard dog. If you stop feeding him, he'll go away (though he may sniff around from time to time).

Of course you're right, and I'm guilty of feeding.

It seems to me, though, that it's worse than just nonsense. The white-hot hatred that he harbors for Macri is beyond rational limits. He'll probably hit this post and righteously claim once again that HE doesn't hate! No, it's all of us who see a normal, mostly democratic change of regime as a positive thing for a country where such things can't be taken as a given.

As I said before, he absolutely refuses to engage with any question at all about cfk's misdeeds.
Jump up and down, point at someone else, and yell "but what about him? What about him?"

I'll try to do better in the future - although it was kind of nice being called a teenager! Wouldn't mind some of that!

 

[thorsten]