Monthly inflation down from 25.5% in December 2023 to 2.9% in November 2024.
Recession triggered, but the IMF projects a rebound of 3.5% growth in 2025.
!neolibs who would have guessed that a lolbertarian would be our hero?
AGUANTE EL PELUCA
Monthly inflation down from 25.5% in December 2023 to 2.9% in November 2024.
Recession triggered, but the IMF projects a rebound of 3.5% growth in 2025.
!neolibs who would have guessed that a lolbertarian would be our hero?
AGUANTE EL PELUCA
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I'm so glad South America exists, being the world's political lab rat is thankless but someone's gotta do it
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How nice it is to have a lab rat, I bet everyone else will learn from the lab results
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Surely the fact that he's basing most of his policies on nearly 100 year old advice from Hayek, Friedman, and Rothbard means the rest of the world just hasn't had the chance to learn about it yet
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This is like that trope when a character goes to heaven and learns there's a correct religion, and all the heathens are burning in heck.
Except in this case, most people already knew what the right answer was and decided to get it wrong anyway.
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One of those is not like the others
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Really he just needs Hoppe to round it out
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Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela were the commie labs.
El Salvador the tough on crime/rightoid lab.
Chile the neoliberal lab, and now Argentina is the lolbert lab.
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Brazil is the white ethnostate
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frick all the other races to death, make all the browns your b-word (concentually), marry them and frick their race out of existence!!!
@BWC
!chuds
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Bro that's Paraguay.
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The Paraguayan upper classes stopped marrying during Francia and simply had out of wedlock criollo children. Then they married immigrant groups (Italians, Spanish, Germans) who arrived after. Just like Chile.
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Is this just a psyop attempt to score yourself a white woman wife again?
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Brazil's last dictatorship (1964-1985) is actually a realistic blueprint of what an American dictatorship could look like.
!historychads
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Frick all the other races to death, make all the browns your b-word (concentually), marry them and frick their race out of existence!!!
@BWC
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Branqueamento moment
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blanqueamiento
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It looks like Trump
!nonchuds
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Why Orange Man doesn't use a presidential sash?
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He has a sash?
it's the big butt tie around his neck
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I can't think of any time when American politicians wore sashes in recent history, actually
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Low-t
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it adds at least 10 pounds
orange man would never
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How so?
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The ditatorship in Brazil was an indirect election system along a forced two-party-system.
There were 2 parties, the ARENA and the MDB, and the President was elected by an electoral college. This meant they gave a semblance of "democracy" and preferred the term "military government" as in practice the Armed Forces were the ones making the calls and ARENA would always elect a general as President:
Elections were rigged and there was a lot of censorship but it wasn't this blatant junta like in Chile or Argentina. The courts and Congress also worked regularly (except for the 2 years right after the coup when Congress was closed) and just backed the government.
I think that if the United States ever becomes a dictatorship it would be something like that, both political parties will continue to exist but everything will be rigged in favor of one. Civil service will just co-operate, but the biggest factor again is a politicized armed forces.
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Neither party threatens the military-industrial complex, and the military as a long tradition of apolitcs in the US. Imo a totalitarian US would be run by as a surveillance state, which is "allowed" due to a reaction against the expansion of Internet extremism
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bolivia the lab on how to do socialism with $4k/year average income.
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I almost forgot about them.
For years leftoids talked about the wholesome "Bolivian model". When leftoids drafted the constitutional project for Chile in 2021-2022 they basically copied the Bolivian commie constitution with the "plurinational" shit included (it got rejected by 62% of the Chilean population on a referendum).
Now Bolivia's economy is tanking because they depleted their dollar reserves, Argentina is no longer buying gas from them, and the political turmoil.
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i am on the ground here, can you explain please why the plurinational thing is so ominous? i can't quite put my finger on it. it seems related to mexico giving extra rights to the indigenous. its one of those things you sort of have to read between the lines.
k thx.
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Most Chileans are mestizos and will simply identify as Chilean, then there's a 12% of the population which identifies as indigenous, most of them are Mapuches and then there are some Aymara and other minor ethnicities in the north.
The Mapuche activists and leftoids wrote a Constitutional Proposal where Chile would become "Plurinational", meaning the Mapuches would get special reserved seats at congress and have a separate judiciary, and autonomy on indigenous lands, this disgusted pretty much everyone outside leftoids and when the referendum day came the Mapuche majority towns in the South voted against the proposal with the "reject" option reaching 70-75%. The Indians are chilenos, they feel that way and just want more state attention for their communities, not some woke Apartheid shit where those indegenist "activists" would effectively become their leaders.
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The peoblem seems to be that no one is willing to actually draw any conclusions from the observations tbqh
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Chile has seen a decline of poverty from 50% to less than 10% in 30 years since the end of the Dictatorship, yet you see Redditors claiming Allende was this promising government which would have brought paradise on earth (the wholesome democratic socialism), never mind the inflation and mass poverty that existed during his short presidency (it existed before him but he was on the path to tank it further lmao). The economic policies which set Chile on a better path were implemented during the 1980s and took off after democratization.
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Hero
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Time flows backwards, burp
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Corrected, vielen dank
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Bitte schön, Kettensägenmann
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Dont try to speak german ever again
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Corrected
Estoy aprendiendo che, si querés me podés corregir sin problema
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Um sweaty... Its not my job to educate you
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It is now
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Bei mir gibts aber nur nen harten Lehrplan.
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True, it should have been viele danken, as in "many thanks".
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Feelin' dank
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!commies BTFO
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you laugh at them but in a few years theyll be elected and bring the country back to square one
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Don't know anything about Argentina, don't want to know anything about Argentina, but I've been rooting for this little weirdo just because of how annoying his haters are.
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The winning side is always whatever side has less commies
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The Milei Marsey is so cute!
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Anyone who's passed a real economics course, probably.
Hard times make strong men.
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I've been a lolbertarian all my life on cultural issues, freedom of association, etc, and even I'm impressed by this. aside from the really obvious deregulations and cullings that anyone with balls would do, there's a lot more that goes into steering the ship and a lot of stuff that could go wrong and I'm genuinely shocked that it's gone as smoothly as it has. I always thought "economics" beyond the high school level was almost as bullshit as the other social sciences because you can't do experiments but maybe it's actually legit
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It helps that previous administrations were so fricking r-slurred that even somebody as stupid as a lolbertarian was actually an improvement
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Can you at least pretend to like Brazil?
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Nobody really likes or dislikes Brazil, you kind of just accept it's a thing
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Os gringos tem problema entendendo isso porque o "patriotismo" na América Latinx é muito diferente do patriotismo nos Estados Unidos.
Debochar do Brasil e da população brasileira é uma coisa que todo brasileiro fez pelo menos uma vez na vida.
Até os Patriotas™ falam que o Brasil é uma merda.
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Bostil para sempre minha pátria
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Good movie
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How does that compare to your past leaders?
Either way shows that the majority think this is the track to continue on at the least and is a slight improvement on his vote totals from the election too.
Seems his party should win the legislative elections next year too so that's another stamp of approval.
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Highest approval rating for a first year President since Néstor Kirchner (2003-2007), yes, the late husband of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner. Instead of running in 2007 he ran his foid who then won (their original plan was him running one term, then her, then him and so on as to circumvent consecutive re-election limits). There will be mid-terms next year where Milei's party and allies will be tested, if they perform well is a good sign for re-election in 2027 plus a larger mandate.
Milei was honest on his inauguration speech, he said the first 2 years were going to be brutal because of adjustments and didn't sugar-coat a thing. He also abided by his promise of not privatizing healthcare nor education but decided to charge non-resident foreigners for their use of public services.
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fricking racist
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Migrating legally and becoming a resident is super easy btw. Just present your ID, justify your entrance (have a job, buying a house, going to study, remote work) and you can get your DNI (ID card) and a temporary residency. After 2 years you can apply for Argentinian citizenship lmao. Most generous country for immigrants ever.
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That's too hard for BIPOCs.
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"Being in politics is like being a football coach. You have to be smart enough to understand the game, and dumb enough to think it's important."
Snapshots:
https://www.lanacion.com.ar/politica/encuesta-exclusiva-a-un-ano-de-asumir-milei-conserva-un-nivel-alto-de-aprobacion-pero-su-estilo-nid08122024/:
ghostarchive.org
archive.org
archive.ph (click to archive)
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Viva La Libertad Carajo!
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Did he actually do anything, or was he all talk and the country is just slowly healing by itself?
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Massive budget cuts, end of price caps, privatizations and once the peso stabilizes (it won't take too long) he's gonna remove the restrictions on currency exchanges. The "blue market" will disappear.
He's the opposite of "just talk" and what's surprising is that he's still popular. Macri ("centre-right" president who governed between 2015-2019) chickened out, he was too afraid of backlash while Milei doesn't give a frick.
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