Where in my post with news links did I meantion Macrismo or Peronismo?
You are making it about that divide. Because people disagree that everything wrong in Argentina is Macri's fault you go on multi-paragraph rants about vultures. Find one post I have made on this board about "the vultures". You won't be able to find one for a few reasons:
- I don't know enough about the subject to pass proper opinion. Others here clearly do. I would advise you follow my lead because you seem as equally clueless as me. Or if you do know what you're talking about, start showing it.
- On the surface and with my level of understanding, I agree with you that there are people waiting in anticipation for Argentina to crash so they can profit. I am not one of those people.
A non-verified fact is saying the world's media is in overdrive when it wasn't. The world media in overdrive is something like when Notre Dame went up in flames, where the lead story on major news outlets is that subject, agencies send reporters to the scene, and many other stories offering myriad persepctivies are provided. In terms of interest in Argentina, I agree the media paid more attention to the country than normal, especially on financial pages. A 1000% spike is nothing (I could also find no 1000% spike on Google Trends, but hey ho) and you can test that in the coming days. Put an alert for iPhone 11 on Google and see the rise you will see when Apple launches that device in 5 days time. I guarantee a simple smartphone launch will see more than a 1000% spike in interest.
Also, you say most the coverage was negative. Well, duh! A negative thing happened and Argentina is a mess worthy of plenty of negativity. This is especially the case from the outside. The world largely has little interest in Argentina, so when the spotlight is shone on the country, the problems here probably evoke negativity. People from other countries don't care enough to spend time understanding that Argentina has potential. Btw, potential eventually turns to failure if not acted upon.
It was normal media reaction to an event and nothing more. I don't care about your Macrismo or Peronismo, I would not vote for either, but I reject your shoddy rhetoric that has become increasingly rambling over recent weeks. What's hilarious about it is you're so lost that you scupper your own point. For the most part, I agree with what you say about Macri, he has been a failure (and increasingly so in recent weeks). Furthermore, I don't neccesarily buy the argument he was given an unfixable situation so is not culpable. However, your ranting without nuance puts you across as a bias person at best and a raving partisan at worst. Someone who doesn't even recognize the systemic failures were not born from Macrismo is looking to shift blame. It seems to be your M.O. as you admit you voted for Macri so were likely displeased by the previous regime. Who will you blame in four years time?
Your way of picking a side and running with it at all costs is the reason Argentina fails and will fail again, so don't put the blame on Macri or for that matter, Peronismo.
