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Resulta sumamente curioso y llamativo que el papa Francisco recién ahora se preocupe por la pobreza en su país de origen. Tan callado estuvo durante los largos años del kirchnerismo en los que se deterioró la calidad de vida de los argentinos. Recibe sonriente y complaciente a los sindicalistas, responsables Seguir leyendo
In my opinion, President Javier Milei’s “Olivos Barbecue” was absolutely unnecessary. Even insulting, I dare say. Although [Presidential Spokesperson] Manuel Adorni insists it wasn’t a celebration, it certainly looked like one, after having successfully blocked an 8.1 percent pension increase, initially approved by both houses of Congress. “Today, 87 heroes Seguir leyendo
Me preocupa nuestro déficit de atención, no sólo como argentinos, sino como seres humanos. Nos olvidamos rápidamente de temas importantes. Ya nadie habla de Loan, el niño desaparecido hace casi 100 días. Ni de la sangrienta guerra que desató Rusia para sojuzgar a Ucrania. Ni de los rehenes que el Seguir leyendo
On the one hand, I cannot believe Cristina Fernández dares criticize and give advice to our current President, as if she had nothing to do with the unspeakable crisis Argentina is suffering due to 20 years of kirchnerite mismanagement. On the other hand, I feel Milei’s ironical and patronizing replies Seguir leyendo
Whenever our self-esteem is rather low, we should all read and re-read President Milei’s public statements, so as to borrow a little of his own and boost ours. Just a few quotes: “I am today the most relevant politician on Earth”; “I am the maximum exponent and defender of the Seguir leyendo
During the excessive lockdown we Argentines had to endure during Alberto Fernández’ administration, we now find out that –meanwhile- he was having a good time all along. Certain painful episodes come to mind. The former President called surfer Federico Llamas “an idiot who will have to give many explanations”. Rower Seguir leyendo
When Cristina Fernández de Kirchner named Alberto Fernández as her presidential candidate, most Kirchnerites welcomed him warmly and praised her choice. He was considered a moderate candidate – well-trained, highly representative – who would carry out a good administration. Nowadays, those same people are swallowing their words. Furthermore, they deny Seguir leyendo
When Cristina Fernández de Kirchner named Alberto Fernández as her presidential candidate, most Kirchnerites welcomed him warmly and praised her choice. He was considered a moderate candidate – well-trained, highly representative – who would carry out a good administration. Nowadays, those same people are swallowing their words. Furthermore, they deny Seguir leyendo