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Usually the already inflated prices will never come down. They are always going to go up and I think that one bad/function that the implementation of the parallel dollar has done, in addition to devaluing the national currency, is the corruption of ordinary people as an important factor that leads to wanting to get more money in the short term because every day the price goes up and we really don't have time to sit down and think about a strategy that allows us to subsist as affordable as possible beyond having more than one job at a time. We are getting hung up more and more and no doubt this is going to explode.
In my country the same thing happens in that sense, every day the parallel dollar goes up, they rarely lower the price of things by a minimum percentage, by the time the parallel dollar goes up again, the price goes up 5 more times and recover that which they have lowered.
As for spending on public works, I see that a sector of the population hates public spending. It is like giving him money or investing in people who have not worked for it and certainly in a poorly managed and corrupt leftist government, it becomes just bread and circuses. In my country it is a complete disaster and one of the best ways to inflate prices, launder money and in short, steal better. But it also does not mean that a right-wing government is "saving" that money to allocate it to more useful things for the well-being of the population.
Interesting, every political sector always tells to the face of "their people" that they must suffer a lot when the people have chosen them just to stop "suffering" before their false promises to get them out of misery. It is an interesting language of punishment and conditioning for "social fighters" or now "libertarians" or however they want to introduce themselves.
"Bolsonaro says the Brazilian people "deserve to suffer” if they vote for Lula in 2022"
Bolsonaro has not been the only one, simply his "personality" for lack of a better term, he expresses it without problem. But we have already witnessed these statements lately by these characters and even from whom one least expected it.
If the pathocrat left loses "well you chose a different path and those are the consequences"... and if the pathocrat right wins, "well nothing is free, they must suffer by working harder and harder".
jo! we have to suffer, suffer, suffer and suffer more, said by themselves (laughs).
And that constant suffering and punishment is what will make people finally wake up... the backfiring of psychopaths. They represent themselves artistically for what they are:
They never know anything about what people want to hear, especially guaranteeing or talking to them safely based on the false expectations for which they were chosen... but they always know that they must torment people more and more. That if they have it very clear.
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USA "freeze, withhold, steal" the money that an enemy nation has to create the gradual circumstances of social exhaustion to create a change of government when it seems that direct or indirect intervention is not effective.
Once the change of government has been made, they return all the money, oil companies, impose sanctions, debts, etc. Which creates an apparent "positive change" with which I now Milei gets all the credit when he hasn't really done anything. They have only returned to Argentina what they have taken from it during the previous government.
They are returning it on account drops to improve the image of Milei and to serve as an example for the rest of the remaining socialist countries. Rather, to drive change from the need of people "hey look! you can also have an amazon shop in the corner of your house! change is possible!".
We thank former Presidents Mauricio Macri, Felipe Calderón, Iván Duque, Mariano Rajoy, Jorge Quiroga, Sebastián Piñera, Vicente Fox, Andrés Pastrana, Luis Fortuño and Nobel Laureate Mario Vargas Llosa for supporting Javier Milei's candidacy for President.
The left to continue their government in the supposed excuse that if the right governs they will lose the "Freedom" that only the left and that the people have achieved only with them and that tale of the "Bogeyman" when they themselves are the ones who have a tailor-made bag made for every occasion. They take out of those sacks the leftist candidates who have the worst and most corrupt known to society and also so people support him, even against their knowledge, just because the "Leader" wants it that way and the support must be total or it is considered treason.
So who do they call a lackey?... they are the same. Everyone is trying to build their own empire.
Right now the matrix of opinion in my country is to point out precisely the traitors among themselves, in this case Alejandro Fernandez, it is said that socialism in Argentina has lost because Alejandro Fernandez betrayed Cristina Kirchner, after helping him to become president.
They demand an irrational and selective "loyalty", sweeping under the carpet all the bad decisions they have made, bad policies, unconditionally supporting the theft of some rulers or presidents elected in some important industry by themselves and against the will of the people, that cannot be above loyalty.
I think it is time for the return of the right in Latin America, at least a majority, but necessary to contribute to the significant change in order to the global learning scheme. It is complicated to deal with the mentality of each individual but it is interesting to see how each political camp catalyzes the majority way of thinking of each social sector according to them for what they require and the results that we observe.
Another magic word when the left doesn't know how to lose is "debate" and "democratic coexistence" supported by an endless historical verbiage and it is the least they do, every day they feed more hatred between social strata, so it is logical that so much resentment is later reflected. The eternal resource between the left and the right, to remove social resentment.
"They asked me if I felt responsible for the defeat and what I think [is] that there is no need to look for a responsible person here"
"It is clear that the one who governs has a responsibility in all this. It is clear that there was something that we did not know how to tune in to society and made society not accompany us," he added, acknowledging that it is necessary to have a "sincere debate" to determine what they failed at.
Alberto Fernández: «Está claro que hubo algo que no supimos sintonizar con la sociedad argentina»
