Who Will Win in 2023?

[Reply Guy]

Rodríguez Larreta dijo que quiere ser presidente para “cerrar la grieta e impulsar una profunda transformación productiva”

Tras lanzar su precandidatura, el jefe de Gobierno porteño brindó una conferencia. Se refirió a las críticas de Patricia Bullrich y dijo que mantiene buena relación con Mauricio Macri

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[Quilombo]

Honestly have no idea, but if people want to give Alberto another term they should consider sharing whatever drugs they're on.

My main hope is that it's not a K, Bullrich, or Milei. Asking for anything else is greedy.

 

[dsp27]

Honestly have no idea, but if people want to give Alberto another term they should consider sharing whatever drugs they're on.

My main hope is that it's not a K, Bullrich, or Milei. Asking for anything else is greedy.

Massa, Larreta, Bullrich or Milei (left-center-right). My bet is on Bullrich. But as my friend said, maybe this country needs a crazy one (Milei) to shake things up. Too early to tell.

 

[sts7049]

i think larreta is the best candidate. most of what i hear from him i like, and i think he managed the city well during the pandemic and otherwise.

this place needs the biggest of swamp drains though

 

[Ronnie Hotdogs]

Argentina needs about 20 years of painful reforms before anyone will see the benefit.
No one will stick with a government long enough to do that.

 

[dsp27]

Argentina needs about 20 years of painful reforms before anyone will see the benefit.
No one will stick with a government long enough to do that.

Maybe not 20 years but 8 for sure. Argentina is a tremendously rich country that's been poorly managed for decades. It needs a little luck where the global commodity price cycle and the political cycle align with a decent government in power. Fingers crossed.

 

[TWB103]

8 years or less to see the benefits of major political reform. 20 years / a generation to change the culture where people don't fall back easily to the old ways.

 

[FrankPintor]

• Alberto: good initial pandemic management, but inept since then, ever-ready to put his foot in it.
• Bullrich: nasty, vicious, ready to turn on anyone.
• Cristina: corrupt, persecution complex.
• Larreta: spectacularly corrupt, as the tow-truck affair and the Favaloro / PAMI case demonstrate conclusively. Weasel. Poor administrator. Skirt-chaser.
• Macri: corrupt, irresponsible, lazy, incompetent. Was part-time president (until 9pm, Netflix from there).
• Millei: nasty, vicious, totally nuts, as corrupt as any of the others (see recent reports about offering jobs in exchange for money and sex).
• Vidal: also evidently corrupt, as the purchase and renovation of property without demonstrable income demonstrate. Also involved in the Favaloro / PAMI affair.

For me that leave Berni (possibly also corrupt, though) and Massa, who's having a good economic crisis, some way from succeeding but he's giving it a try. There's not a lot out there,,,

 

[Reply Guy]

• Alberto: good initial pandemic management, but inept since then, ever-ready to put his foot in it.
• Bullrich: nasty, vicious, ready to turn on anyone.
• Cristina: corrupt, persecution complex.
• Larreta: spectacularly corrupt, as the tow-truck affair and the Favaloro / PAMI case demonstrate conclusively. Weasel. Poor administrator. Skirt-chaser.
• Macri: corrupt, irresponsible, lazy, incompetent. Was part-time president (until 9pm, Netflix from there).
• Millei: nasty, vicious, totally nuts, as corrupt as any of the others (see recent reports about offering jobs in exchange for money and sex).
• Vidal: also evidently corrupt, as the purchase and renovation of property without demonstrable income demonstrate. Also involved in the Favaloro / PAMI affair.

For me that leave Berni (possibly also corrupt, though) and Massa, who's having a good economic crisis, some way from succeeding but he's giving it a try. There's not a lot out there,,,

You paint a bleak picture! Massa is such a slimy figure too.

 

[dsp27]

• Alberto: good initial pandemic management, but inept since then, ever-ready to put his foot in it.
• Bullrich: nasty, vicious, ready to turn on anyone.
• Cristina: corrupt, persecution complex.
• Larreta: spectacularly corrupt, as the tow-truck affair and the Favaloro / PAMI case demonstrate conclusively. Weasel. Poor administrator. Skirt-chaser.
• Macri: corrupt, irresponsible, lazy, incompetent. Was part-time president (until 9pm, Netflix from there).
• Millei: nasty, vicious, totally nuts, as corrupt as any of the others (see recent reports about offering jobs in exchange for money and sex).
• Vidal: also evidently corrupt, as the purchase and renovation of property without demonstrable income demonstrate. Also involved in the Favaloro / PAMI affair.

For me that leave Berni (possibly also corrupt, though) and Massa, who's having a good economic crisis, some way from succeeding but he's giving it a try. There's not a lot out there,,,

That's why I said Bullrich. She is nasty but not entirely nutts or corrupt.