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Buenos Aires Today: Old +60 retired people versus the police. A scene from the outskirts of the Argentine Congress.

Javier Milei's false liberalism turned into fascism. A classic recipe, blind eyes of young people and false prophets of personal selfishness.

I haven't seen these images since the 90s. Sad.

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FiddleHodlHomestead 1y ago

I have very mixed feelings about Milei and no desire to put faith in any politician, but whatever's happening now in Argentina (or anywhere, for that matter) is decades in the making. If the peso were stable and the people thriving, there would have been no appetite for Milei or his promises, and there would be no reason for draconian measures now.

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Kamo Weasel 1y ago

It's true, the peso and its predecessors are a horror movie, like the majority of fiat friend.