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Thank you friend for the consideration.

I think it's a complex issue, I'm not a Milei voter but I wish him the best.

On the one hand I think Milei is pro-fiat (dollar), I've only heard him in an interview talk about #Bitcoin. It's not Bukele.

On the other hand, we have had two very bad years of government and inflation that is already intolerable. I believe that whoever has won should set out to reform of the state in tax matter, finances and government debt.

Something that worries me is that we have very healthy traditions like quality public health and a public university that has won 5 Nobel Prizes. Almost Unique Things in Latin America. I'm actually a doctor. I don't want that to be lost in the name of Pseudo-Liberalism.

We'll see what happens. We need a change. But it must be the one that accompanies the values that we have as a nation. The same goes for human rights, where we have international recognition.

Regarding the fact of dollarization, it is something that does not worry me too much because in fact it has #Argentina already been dollarized de facto for a long time.

But one thing is for sure, we really know how to play football and make asado... 😅🇦🇷⚽

A big hug to you my man 🫂💜

the times they are a-changin'

inventor 2y ago

Maybe you had access to dollars. Poor people don't.

Also after Obama, 1 dollar > 1 Nobel prize.

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Kamo Weasel 2y ago

Anyone who can walk to an exchange house has access to dollars here friend. But it is true that any level of poverty is intolerable. I don't particularly use a lot of dollars in my daily life here. Everything here is paid in pesos, The dollar is usually a savings reserve, at least until today and tomorrow I wouldn't be able to tell you hehehe 😅

inventor 2y ago

False.

I went to buy dollars with residents, poor people, in Argentina. They were denied service. For some time there were limits, they could buy only a limited amount, until they began to discriminate completely, low income citizens became unable to buy dollars.

inventor 2y ago

Unless you mean buying at unofficial rate, which is unaffordable for most people.

Kamo Weasel 2y ago

Hmm, I think you're talking about the banking system. No one has been able to buy dollars there since 2015. Me neither. I was talking about exchange houses outside the banking system.

I also share the view that incipient poverty, which allows to live from day by day, makes it impossible to access a better currency. But hey, people have voted for me to change that monetary policy. We'll see what happens.