“Renta inesperada”. Nice euphemism for the new tax (yes, still another one) this administration has come up with. “Unexpected corporate profits”. “We have to ask those who have had a windfall to contribute,” said Alberto Fernández. I look up the word “windfall”: 1- (literally) an apple or other fruit blown down from a tree or bush by the wind. 2- (figuratively) a large amount of money that is won or received unexpectedly. Most of us, average citizens, are more likely to grab a fallen (rotten) fruit than a few coins, so let’s not daydream about improving our poverty-stricken economy. Our Vice President, on the other hand, collects a double pension, 2.8 million pesos per month in concept of privilege retirements. Juicy “renta inesperada” for the chosen few. Sigh …