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I really admire (and envy) our President’s high self –esteem. In spite of his utterly failed administration, Alberto Fernández is considering the idea of running for president this year. He’s not the only one, mind you. Axel Kicillof also has presidential expectations. Probably in order to snare the youth vote, Seguir leyendo
Last Wednesday Alberto Fernández visited Chaco, Coqui Capitanich’s feudal province, and insisted that his administration has handled the pandemic quite successfully. He probably thinks we have already forgotten all about the “Vip vaccine scandal” that led to the resignation of Health Minister Ginés Gonzalez García. Believe or not, Fernández thinks Seguir leyendo
“In 1955, when I finished secondary school, Argentina’s poverty level was five percent. Poverty [in Argentina] today is at 52 percent, I think. What happened? Bad administration, bad policies,” High time Pope Francis realized that the administration he seems to have wholeheartedly supported so far, has utterly failed. Too late Seguir leyendo
The current feuds, disputes and bitter quarrels between officialism and opposition in Argentina are really shameful. On top of that, within each coalition there’s also “payback time” (“pases de factura”). It’s very much like a couple breaking up on really bad terms, arguing and insulting each other in front of their Seguir leyendo
The trial for the crime of Fernando Báez Sosa, murdered 3 years ago in Villa Gessel, has just started. It’s heart breaking to see and hear Fernando’s grieving parents, who will probably find some kind of relief only when the accused rugby players are condemned. I find it hard to Seguir leyendo
Good time to make a wish, isn’t it? Or maybe a couple. Let’s see … I wish for a country free from kirchnerism; free from union leaders such as Moyano or Baradel; free from feudal Lords such as Gildo Insfran; free from inflation and poverty; a country where all civil servants Seguir leyendo
I believe “La Scaloneta” has given us, Argentines, much more than a World Cup. Suddenly, we got back our long lost joy. I guess the last time we all felt so happy was way back in 1983, when we recovered our democracy. Right after the match against France, millions of people Seguir leyendo