The other candidate was the current finance minister. After over a year of hyperinflation you’d have to have a lot of faith to go with the guy that hasn’t been able to deal with the issue while in power.
Oh yeah, don’t get me wrong, he’s going to make things so much worse. But if you’re going to put a candidate forward in this environment, going with the guy who was literally in charge instead of a clear left alternative seems bad, strategically.
Does the US even want Argentina to do this? Argentina is such a black hole economically and with so many different creditors already, that trying to integrate Argentina any more into the American Orbit risks destabilizing the whole thing.
There’s a huge movement in the direction of dedollarisation in the global South. The state department would definitely be happy to see a country go into the other direction. Plus there’s a whole bunch of state assets that are probably going to go on a fire sale, so Argentina can look forward to being effectively owned by Blackrock for the next century or so.
56-44 too. That’s such a wide margin.
The other candidate was the current finance minister. After over a year of hyperinflation you’d have to have a lot of faith to go with the guy that hasn’t been able to deal with the issue while in power.
Yeah but there are degrees of failure, and there is no way AnCap man will be a lesser or even equal degree of failure
Oh yeah, don’t get me wrong, he’s going to make things so much worse. But if you’re going to put a candidate forward in this environment, going with the guy who was literally in charge instead of a clear left alternative seems bad, strategically.
“These bandaids aren’t stopping the bleeding, let’s try bullets instead”
Shenanigans, CIA involvement. He wants to dollar the economy, no way they didn’t put their feet on the scale
they’ll of course declassify it when we’re all 80-100 years old.
lmao if we make it that long
Got any more of those optimisms?
Does the US even want Argentina to do this? Argentina is such a black hole economically and with so many different creditors already, that trying to integrate Argentina any more into the American Orbit risks destabilizing the whole thing.
There’s a huge movement in the direction of dedollarisation in the global South. The state department would definitely be happy to see a country go into the other direction. Plus there’s a whole bunch of state assets that are probably going to go on a fire sale, so Argentina can look forward to being effectively owned by Blackrock for the next century or so.