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- This Sunday, people in Argentina will head to the polls to elect a new president. The vote is taking place against the backdrop of a deep economic crisis. Inflation rates of over 100 percent have become the norm - and an increasing share of the population is slipping into poverty. Video features an overview of candidates Sergio Massa, Patricia Bullrich and Javier Milei, as well as expert analysis from Paula Gandara, from Adcap Asset Management.
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I love how she said Milei’s plan won’t work but has no criticism of the parties that created the mess and who are not able to fix it right now. She wants the same parties to continue the drive forward into more failure.
Maybe it is people like her that drove Argentina into the ditch it is in today
This is a pro Massa yt channel
If you dont have enough dollars then use the Chinese Yuan maybe 🤔
@@Tribuneoftheplebsexcept Argentina already uses dollars to buy homes and high value items.
Do you realize that Milei,s economic advisers are the same that sink the economy with Menem? And did the fraud of AFJPs that robbed the retirement system in Argentina? And Milei was the chief economist of AFJP Maxima? If you are looking for a solution, Milei is not it.
In Argentina every decade at least once, economic crisis happen
It's actually one every 7 years.
@@Wulfieman Mindblowing
Every decade? Every year. The last 50 or so years in Argentina has been a continuous economic, social and political crisis. to to mention the absolute corruption.
Bad government. Insanity is doing the same thing over and over.
Liberal policies: Big big government.
Its sad to see fairly developed countries mismanaged and the common people suffering from the government's ineptitude.
Exactly and also corruption and avarice. These past governments don't care for its people. I'm not too hopeful.
But in Argentina's case, the common people happily voted for it. Endless welfare. Fiscal sustainability be damned!
@@shauncameron8390yep 😢
Its not mismanagement, its socialism. Career politicians arent inept, they know too well what they are doing. They dont care about anything but staying in power
Your country will be there soon, don’t be too sad yet
If Argentina's population and politicians put as much passion into changing the economy as they do with football, they would be a economic giant in Latin America!!🤔
Con meno corruzione, e politici di qualità, è indubbio che sarebbe uno stato ricco.
@@robertoceccato6507 sorry l don't know Italian
Actually Argentina in G20 group 🤔
And their obsession with their European blood
@@henryg1069Argentina its not in G-20 because it is “rich”. It is in G-20 because its very unstable
in 1980 a teacher told me that in Argentina it's better to owe money than have money.
One of the most resource rich countries on the planet with a very well educated population. Peronism has taken the country from one of the richest in 1940s to a failed state. Political corruption and nepotism at its absolute worse.
WHY Argentina ever turned “Left” is unbelievable ….When Argentina was run by Conservatives, it was stable & wealthy….(AND they KEEP voting Left?!?)
They are happy with their European blood
A land blessed abundant natural resources is facing economic collapse? South Africa is no different. Economic mismanagement and corruption.
Criminals are in charge.
Socialism. Theft by the government.
Argentinos already use dollars, whenever they can. They were doing that when I last visited in 2016 and 2017. Inflation is a policy, not an accident! It was 30% when I was there, and I was told to spend all my pesos. The government is horribly over-regulated, and over-taxed. Note that Ecuador and Panama already are dollarized. Argentinos are great people, my favorites in South America, they can usually speak three languages and are some of the nicest folks I've met anywhere. All Milei has to do is make it easy for other peoples to come there and invest, and they'll get plenty of takers, I would move there too! Like nearly all people, they do not deserve their awful government---which they've had from the 1950's or so. Best wishes to Argentina!
Claro, el problema llegó cuando los intereses de los Yankees no podían funcionar más en Argentina, nos odian.
Argentina, as the rest of Latin America, was ruined by the USA.
@@loboar2808jajaj el fracaso económico del país y sus políticas no es la culpa de los Estados Unidos. No le eches la culpa a nadie más. La crisis en que viven los argentinos es la culpa de la mala gestión de la economía por parte del gobierno Argentino.
@@loboar2808 Culpan a todos, menos a el gobierno Argentino. Eso es el problema de Argentina, demasiada patria y demasiado ego. Piensan que todo el mundo esta en su contra, cuando el mundo completo solo quiere que Argentina solucione sus problemas.
Milei need dolars to dolarize thr economy. He will get another loan with IMF and in the end, he will confiscate the bank acounts in dolar of people to pay IMF. Maybe this sound insane for you, but 22 years ago, the government of agentina made this after a failed attempt to dolarize the economy.
The solution for latin american economies is adopt the asian model and finish this cycle of neoliberalism alternated with low quality left wing populism.
Argentina should look into mimicking Australias monetary policy through mechanisms that would “proxy peg” the peso to the value of their commodity resources. Would obviously need to address corruption issues first, which is probably much easier said than done.
LOL ! The Peso was pegged to the dollar about 20 years ago and the had visa free entry to the States.
@@dagramirez And look how it ended. 2001 crisis ring a bell?
Argentina has good base of natural resources, it is suprising that the economy is struggling, i can say with the natural resources of that country, once things gain the right path, the growth will come.
Death spiral for the currency… Can happen to any currency with no backing ….
@@Baker311this. Argentina has great assets. I don’t understand why they won’t develop them
The origin of Argentina's economic problem has to do with fiscal policy. Public accounts in Argentina are a mess. Nobody really knows the size of the public deficit. Argentina finances its fiscal deficits by issuing currency. This is the origin of inflation. There is also a certain currency witchcraft...Which demonstrates enormous institutional fragility. Argentina does not have a real Central Bank, it does not have a monetary or fiscal anchor.
In fact, It's a country that has no currency.
When isnt argentina in economic crisis.
Changing currency to dollar is a big very bad pain but on the long term having a stable currency helps people to afford necessary goods. Source: my country did it 20 years ago, it was baaad at the time, but listening to horror stories of how my dad bought his first car with our local former currency I have to accept that was never an issue for my generation with the dollar
what country are you from? Just asking out of curiousity.
@@Yesnoyesno720 Ecuador, in South America too. Our economy is far from perfect, but at least now you know your lifetime savings will not disappear due to currency devaluation
@@gabrielan6908what is the average salary in Ecuador?
@@pasdpasse439
I'm an American currently living in Ecuador. The minimum wage is $450 a month. Thqt wage is artificially high given what the average worker produces here. Many people are underemployed or working informally because of that.
It's a big sacrifice that you can't take back. Honestly i don't think changing is needed, maybe before, but now no. But Milei is the only left so yeah, as long as Massa doesn't win, do whatever you want Milei, lol.
I disagree that dollarization is not possible. Specially because it is already largely dollarized (informally). There are a lot of stories about people getting their salary and then immediately transforming it into dollars.
dollarization is very easy. All Javier Milei has to do is to make it legal for every person in Argentina to use USD.
It is possible, she’s obviously a leftist perronista
The commentator is clearly biased towards Bullrich. Not a good choice.
I lived in Buenos Aires and I loved it, but back then the situation was already difficult, landlords only wanted to be paid in dollars, computers were soo outdated, going out was expensive, despite all that it was lovely and still kinda safe, those were still good times, but things are soooo much worst today I have not gone back.
When is this country NOT in an economic crisis (???) is more the question.....
It's been in constant economic crisis for decades
I think it's cultural most Argentines are of South European ancestry Italy and Spain
A lot has to do with the dogma of Peronist socialist policies that have dominated to countries politics for decades
@@neverlookback1244It's a really sad reality if the problem is with the culture.
@@yo2trader539 Argentina is a resource rich country they have everything there except honest hardworking people only 20% of the population pays taxes
@@neverlookback1244
Italy and Spain are among the PIIGS.
Argentina de mi corazón, no sufras más
😢
Imposible. Los electores cometerán aún otro error, profundizando la penuria.
Pobrecitos pibes 😢
I lived in Buenos Aires 2003-2011. Sold my apartment and got the Hell out and inflation, even then, was a staggering 33% annually. Don’t regret my escape.
Care to explain a little bit more? Werre/are you a foreigner or Argentine citizen by birth etc.. Were you *just* in BA or did you live elsewhere too?
5:37 for everyone who’s never had to live like that -- dumpster diving All Day for a meal….. that’s not “making ends meet” that’s Trying Not To Die or at least maintain enough strength to do it again day after day.
yeah thats crazy. I thought my life was bad. I have money $2K disposible income after rent food, seems like a blessing
@@randomguy4116 that’s not disposable if you don’t have your emergency savings, long term savings,retirement savings - 😫
@@HairyPinkTroll that's taken straight out of my paycheck before I receive anything. I maxed out my rrsp/dpsp. Similar to Americans Roth IRA. And in Canada we have to pay into CPP
@@randomguy4116 what’s taken straight out of your check?
The guest is absolutely clueless. A waste of airtime.
Argentina, a place where in 20 days everything changes , but in 20 years nothing has changed.
I am staying in Argentina and one thing I noticed is that the education system is really bad here
That explains your punctuation error.
😂 @@tko8218
I mean, the teacher barely make it to the end of the month what do you expect?
Socialism baby
You should find a specialist more willing to explain in-depth next time, DW.
I have to admit I was frustrated - I would have liked historical analysis, comparitive economies, some constructive criticism!
But what is new here? I am 72,from Spain,with many family in Argentina. With the exception of some time in the mid fifties early sixties I always remember Argentina on the brink of colapse. I think there is a huge cultural problem at the base of all that: irresponsibility, lack of commitment with the country,widespread corruption,uncivilized behavior on all realms of life…
It only needs to be a small group of people
@@ibnbattuta1304 Sorry, that is what Argentinians like to believe in order to get rid of their responsibilities..The fact is Italy is the 3rd. EU economy and Spain the 4th,both very advanced societies with the highest standards in health, education, security and so on. There is nothing inherently wrong with Southern Europe once their ruling classes accept to share some of their wealth and behave in a acceptable patriotic and civilized way.
And they pretend to be the elitist better than others surrounding other countries they come across as being more euro than the other indigenous countries in South America seems like that country is going around in circles!😮
I agree with you in that regard, not only is it a problem with Argentina but with the rest of Latin America, and of course, Spain. I guess every former Spanish colony was destined to flop- I mean just look at Spain 😂 it is just deplorable and sad
@@xaquinlopezgomez1028 Spain wealthy?? You're joking. There's no jobs in Spain amd Italy. There are mamy homeless people and poor pensioners. I have Italian colleagues that work in Romania for higher wages amd lower cost of living. Southern Europe is fine, but not Italy or Spain😂
Good luck, Javier!
Okay, so dolarization is not possible at this time, but the reason why it's not ever given. What a joke.
4:37 How is it not possible to dollarize the economy because there's not enough dollars in the economy? She's telling it as if the situation wasn't already bad enough. 40% of the people living in poverty that's like terrible dude. What could go worse if they dollarize? The real problem I see with their economy is banks not letting people withdraw the foreign currency thus creating a black market of the foreign currency. If they for example just not do that, maybe the dollars tourists bring won't be hoarded and there'll be enough dollars circulating to dollarize the economy? Or maybe even that won't be necessary because like there won't be a foreign currency black market anymore and people will be able to save in foreign currency?
What is more radical than 30 yrs of peronismo?
Paula is pro Bullrich m actually she didn't present any plan. Milei has the most ambitious clear and integral plan of the three candidates.
Paula's apparent bias is noticeable, but it's important to recognize that political alignments can vary widely. Milei stands out for his explicit proposals and the reforms he aims to implement. Though there's a concern he might turn into a populist leader if he wins. On the other hand, Bullrich often criticizes Milei's proposals, yet she sometimes ends up embracing similar ideas, such as the vouchers. However, her communication skills and leadership abilities appear to need improvement. As for the "pancake", it's perhaps best to avoid delving into that topic... In any case, I wouldn't judge Paula for her political beliefs.
'Matanza' means 'slaughter' or 'massacre' in English. What a name for a town.
it has that name due to the slaughterhouses that used to be there in the nineteenth century
Argentina has so much land and natural resources!
Shhhhh....dont tell the greedy corporations, they will do anything to control them and take all that wealth for themselves!
Corrupt politicians too.
Having resources is hardly a game changer nowadays. They are usually given to some corporation that starts raking in billions in profit while giving pennies to the country and the people.
@@nevarran And your solution is to give it to the government hahaha? Do you realize that if the government takes over the average people don't get anything right? The people working for the state at the top will be the ones who will benefit.
@@nevarran
Better that than give it to the government that will do the same exact thing. Case in point: Venezuela. At least when they didn't mismanage the oil industry.
The promise change that Milei is doing is not the only reason for his popularity. Other factores impacto in peoples opinions: he is young, he is a professional economist, and he has a clear pass, never lived from the public administration, and he is honest.
The rest of the candidates are completely the opposite.
Thing is: Milei's plan is as outdated as it is utopic. Relegating everything to the free market is already proven to be fatal for any economy. I don't know what the others have to offer, but what Milei is selling is just snake oil.
The economist they brought over gave such a vague answer
Argentina. Il mio bel paese. Il mio cuore va a voi.
Grazie amico.
Argentinians will vote for Sergio Massa that promises to the necessary reforms because as Economy Minister he didn't do any but he promised that he will do them if they vote for him again.
Why would they vote for the guy who oversaw and was largely responsible for the current mess?
@@FreedomLovinBecause that’s Argentina and safety is better than risk, even if risk means being another Venezuela but this time with 0 oil
It shows how good idea it is to take loans from imf. Guaranteed to ruin you.
As a result of your own economic mismanagement.
So if a country has a spending issue, just get rid of it s own currency and start using some one else's instead. Good plan!
Bingo!!! Next thing they will be voting to become a US state, they will be trying to get into its welfare system.
Javier Milei is the only hope for Argentina regardless of what illiterate and ignorant journalists say.
Milei is the way!
Your blind faith in a politician is heart-touching. Keep trusting politicians as saviors, everything will work for the better. 😌
@@no_more_spamplease5121 I generally agree with you but Argentina is in such terrible shape all due to decades of disastrous politicians that a guy saying he'll tear it all down is the only thing that can possibly work at this point
@@FreedomLovin Or he can make things even worse. There is the always the possibility of change for the worse too.
For instance, if one hands a machine gun to a chimp that will tear everything down in a haphazard way, the results will seldom be considered as an improvement.
That guy does not seem particularly intelligent; he denies even basic Economics precepts, like investing in Science & Technology for the nation to export expensive high-tech products and get richer - what *every* other success case did, like Scandinavian countries, Estonia, Taiwan and South Korea.
If he is dumb, what is the likelihood that he will not do only dumb things? This happened in Brazil, with Bolsonaro.
Argentinians seem seduced by an easy solution to wicked problems: "Just elect a 'savior', and the country is done!". This is just replacing a form of populism by another. I'm afraid to say that Argentina's problems will not be solved by such a desperate, lazy mindset.
@@no_more_spamplease5121he didn't denied it, what are you talking about?
Argentina is in economic crisis and the current minister of enconomy got the 1st place ay the first round of elections, Argentina has no hope.
The country began to rely to much on Europe and US instead of trading with other countries or regionally.
The económic crisis it's CRAZY, we want not more poverty in Argentina. The politics are a BAZOFIA. But this Sunday MILEI will be the next President with a good goverment program. The people, many people need live with best dignity. We hope a change, a good change. Thank you for sharing this video. My regards from CHILE.😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 Hope ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤.
The interviewee doesn’t even try to hide who her favourite candidate is
Sergio does have important looking hair. So, there’s that.😂
It’s such shallow and lame explanations ,embarrassing
That fallacy of "there's not enough dollars" is dumb. The function of money is to be a medium of exchange. Prices will adjust accordingly. What Argentineans are having an issue with is currency debasement. The State needs to lose the privilege of creating more currency which it has badly abused.
Just an observation, but when asked about what specific policies led Argentina to its current crises, the correspondent (Gandara) was not able to offer a specific answer outside of the fiscal deficit and I think that is emblematic of why Argentina is in its situation. No one seems to know the root causes of the issues. No one can give specific answers about the Argentinian deficit. I think the biggest thing Argentina has to learn to do is stop constantly printing money in order to service its debts or programs when they’re in shortfall. I’m usually against austerity spending, but in Argentina’s case with rapid, crippling inflation, they have to pick the lesser of two destructive policies. Either keep printing and then tank the economy, or short term austerity with less printing currency which also sucks for the average Argentinian, but will at least set the stage for rebuilding the value of their currency. Either way, the average Argentinian is going to suffer first.
exactly, but once the poor are the mayority you enter a spiral of destruction (at least 45% of the population is poor, and like 40% of the population recieves some kind of social help )
I also noticed that. She should have said something like, “fix the fiscal policy BY DOING SUCH AND SUCH” not just mentioned fiscal or monetary policy. She also should’ve suggested new reforms.
When has Argentina not been in crisis? 150 years ago?
It has gotten much worse recently.
Corruption and politics 🙄. People of Argentina 🇦🇷 wake up. You politicians don't care
I hope Argentina can eventually solve this problem.
Argentina never misses an opportunity to miss an opportunity. Prediction: a year from now Argentina will still be in the economic toilet.
I hope the Argentine people will soon no longer have to suffer so much and that their economic situation will soon be uphill. South American are very good peoples!
"South Americans are very good People!", Except when it comes to LGBT issues and the treatment/rights of Indigenous people, among other things.
@@Azrenthe1stHighKing You do realize that Uruguay, Argentina, Brazil and Colombia are some of the most inclusive countries when it comes to LGBT issues right?
@@Azrenthe1stHighKingWhat? South American countries were one of the first to legalize marriage for LGBT people.
They're very noisy people
I apologize, its been almost 7 years since I last heard or looked up LGBT Rights in the Americas. And recent events clouded my Perception on the Topic.
We met college age students in Japan from Argentina....they fled for work.
Milei is the hope of Argentina.
There are four different economies in the world.
Developed
undeveloped
Argentina
& Zipangu.
I would add South Africa as a fifth type of economy. Unlike other middle-income countries with sharp rich-poor contrasts, South Africa was often labelled as “developed” during the apartheid era even despite the majority of its people living in abject poverty.
If Milei wins, that would be the best that could happen to Argentina, and the world. Unfortunately, in many places of the world the mantra is: ‘Fear of Freedom’.
Funny how these compatriots 'inform' to the rest of the world about the inflation situation here. The country is about to experience hyperinflation, yet they insist on 'there's not enough dollars' narrative; which isn't only false but when people don't want the local currency anymore you can't decide which other currency they'll choose.
Argentina is in this state because of people like this (Talking like knowing about something when they not)... There's not enough dollars but, curiously, they can always increase the public spending to keep their party up while we suffer for it.
Exactly, like Milei said, a man in cave that’s scared of the animals outside, won’t be eaten by them if he stays in the cave but will die of starvation, instead of risking his life going outside, he might die trying but at least he has a chance of surviving.
I didn’t understand much from this analyst, a lot of words that didn’t make sense together
She was quite vague
English clearly isn't her strong suit.
And since her purported skill is “wealth management”, she probably gets ZERO practice, living in Argentina..
Any random person on the streets could have said what she said. It was a disappointing interview.
@@quinncreel6091 If that's the case then she did a good job. She voiced the same opinion of the vast majority of the country.
The irony is there is a labour shortage ! The contractors that show up, often look to see how big the job is and leave without even discussing money. One man said he would like to work more days, but cannot afford the taxes. Another said many get money even if they don´t work, so they don´t. Milei points out that only 1 out of 7 Argentinians work for free enterprise !
List of countries that flourished under socialism:
Seychelles. And then they voluntarily abandoned it as soon as the 1990's rolled in.
Argentina is poor because of socialism and sadly many countries in Europe are on the same path
They should switch to American dollar like Ecuador.
Sin importar quien salga electo, será un desastre… porque ya lo es!
El dólar se desplomará como siempre . Y con ello la economía de la gente de a pie .
Una pena para un país tan hermoso y con gente aún más hermosa y cálida
Ojalá el dólar se desplomara. Querrás decir el peso.
In Croatia, people are going through trash to survive for years now. Make a video about that...
No use. The next elected party will play the same game. But what is important is they have democracy.
Javier Milei on the one hand wants to abolish the central bank and adopt the US dollar as Argentina's official currency. Doesn't he realize that the USD is backed by a central bank? Isn't that defeating the entire purpose of his economic policy?
It's so the Argentinian government won't be able to inflate the currency because it will be handled by a third party.
@@zachb1706 Yes I understand that but Argentina went down that road in the 90s when it pegged the peso to the USD on a 1:1 basis. Yes it lowered inflation to very low levels but when the USD rose in value, it made Argentine exports uncompetitive on the world market and since Argentina is a net exporter of agro products, lower exports meant liquidity problems which ultimately resulted in the Argentine default in 2001. IPO, adopting the USD is not a viable long-term solution. It's methadone.
@@georgfriedrichhandel4390 adopt the Yuan. Its artifically deflated and China is already your main trading partner. It makes sense
@@Tribuneoftheplebs Wouldn't work. A nation that does not control its own currency can never be truly independent. Even Hong Kong and Bermuda have their own currencies.
@@georgfriedrichhandel4390 If I have to choose between eating and independence the choice is easy.
I found Paula cringing and not answering anything really
She’s a typical woke leftist. She’s doing fine economically and doesn’t want anything to change. It’s obvious.
In summary according to the contributor the economic outlook won't change for Argentina
The state of an economy never phases me. Regardless of it's problems, I see more hope in 🇦🇷 than any other nation on 🌎 South American faith is simply on another level ❤
Pobre genteel queries Los bendiga❤❤❤
Argentina is not in crisis don't lie
Hahahahah socialist peronist detected...
Not in crisis? 50% poor people
10% completely poor
140% inflation
yes they are i was just there
Okay, this was a terrible interview and a guest who literally said NOTHING. “Didn’t implement fiscal reforms.” WHAT fiscal reforms? WHAT labor reforms? I love DW, but this is by far one of the worst segments I’ve seen.
As an Argentine that has lost all hope, I say let's not just dolerize the economy, let's double down and just petition to become an American state we'll be the southern alaska
less of a chaotic bs there than here
Petition to become a south korean state.. i like modernity and being safe. Each state could be sold to one country so we all can live under the country we prefer.
DW representas los intereses de la oligarquía del gobierno
Viendo a los tres candidatos podemos concluir que la Argentina está rejodida. Qué triste todo, un país tan hermoso...😢
Milei will save Argentina
@@cathalobrien5691 No, he will make the matters worse. He is just not intelligent enough to understand what to do.
there government needs to stop printing money........
And layoff 90% of government workers.
They need radical change and reform in Argentina.
Argentinians look thin, I hope things get better sooner than later.
They need to accept they are not European.
christ it reminds me of ireland a lack of action continualy despite all the talk.
my opinion out of touch corrupt rich politions and corruption when they want to help they cant understand the problem and only do the bare minimum.
Another guy that's going to "dismantle the status quo". I'm sure it will go swimmingly.
Capitalism is what they need .
Badly.
Corruption, lies and mismanagement. Lets call it what it is.
The USA will be here in some years if they can't control spending.
Dollars?...is he nuts?...the dollar will be garbage in a few years. Its starting right now
Have you seen the peso 😂
Halved in value this week i believe
The same old story. I hope it will not be an underhaul.
The people have spoken.They decided they haven't had their fill of inflation and Keynesian economics yet. Sorry Milei, we are creatures of habit in Latin America, maybe the next generation will at least google what Austrian economics is.
wealth comes from in the main good governance and investment in society ; not so much natural resources.
right, Africa is rich in natural resources and poor and South Korea, Singapore and Japan are poor in natural resources but rich.
@@ramrao668 exactly.
There was an economic crisis there in 2002 (and in 2008 in the USA). Every 20 years, more or less, capitalism has a crisis--you can bet on it! So the USA should have its own crisis around 2028 (though, it may come a little earlier or a little later). In the USA, there were crises in 1907, 1929, 1987, 2008 (the New Deal kept crises from happening between 1929 and 1987). You can also see the same pattern during the 19th century in the USA, of course.
New deal exarcibgated the Great Depression and there was an economic crisis in the 70s the brief period post war that was brought solely because of the war not the disastrous new deal
@@cathalobrien5691 There was no stock market crash in the 70s in the USA. There was "stagflation". And what is "exarcibgated"? The rest of your message is also mostly garbled.
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Best wishes for Argentina.
Keep your savings in gold
Hola soy argentina y quiero contar un poco la situación de mi pais,el gobierno peronista-kirchnerista que lleva años de gobierno que son culpables de la inflación y pobreza del pais con cristina,alberto,y ahora massa NO van a salir tan facil,la gente y la población se acostumbro a que nos regale dinero y con eso acumula y gana votos massa nos dio plata como el ife y para ser fiscal de su agrupación nos da una buena cantidad de dinero,todo sube pero los sueldos nunca,un jubilado cobra como 100 dolares en este pais una miseria,lamentablemente ya estamos infectados del socialismo y va a ser muyy dificil salir nadie quiere que entre milei no quieren que les quite los planes ni asignaciones ,cuando fui fiscal de mesa tuve que escuchar a otra q hacia de fiscal que no quería trabajar en blanco porque sino le quitaban la asignacion y la tarjeta alimentar,los kircheneristas crearon esto,nos regalan plata para comprar nuestros votos pero nadie les explica que NADA es gratis imprimen muchos billetes pero la plata se devalua y el pais entra en mas crisis,esa plata al final no sirve para nada porque acá esta TODO caro.
Sinceramente veo muy dificil que gane milei,la gente esta acostumbrada que le regalen plata y nadie quiere que les quite nada ni asignaciones ni planes, ya estan acostumbrados, alguien mueve eso y lo van a sacar el publico mismo.Estamos acostumbrados al socialismo y que nos den todo "gratis".
El problema no son los politicos,es la gente y su mentalidad que considera que "esta bien" que le den todo de gratis.
estuve en Argentina en 2011 (soy colombiana) en ese entonces fue una experiencia muy agradable, les tomé mucho aprecio.
y me entristece mucho la situación de Argentina actual, es mayor la pena al ver que mi país va por un rumbo semejante.
espero que gane milei por el bien de su país y de la región!
estoy muy de acuerdo con usted, me atrevo a añadir que muchos jóvenes, niños y adultos son "indoctrinados" para querer todo regalado, aquí en Colombia no tenemos memoria histórica y eso nos pasa la cuenta dia tras día.
de cualquier forma siempre admiraré el gran sentido de pertenencia y fraternidad de muchos argentinos, probablemente nunca regrese a esas tierras pero les deseo lo mejor! ❤
@@Inddesigndios te bendiga amico
Socialism. That's what has gone wrong.
There seems to be comments about people not explaining the circumstances. I was in Buenos Aires about a year ago and our guide informed us, as a retiree (but still needing to work to survive) that the government had just announced an increase in her pension benefits....three kilos of meat per person. Yes, meat. Well, I guess it's high-quality Argentinian beef, maybe.
Some, but not all, salient points.
Politics/Culture: Past dictatorships. Past and current corruption.
Debt: By the end of 2019, Argentina owed about US$323 billion of federal sovereign debt to, among others, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the Paris Club and private bondholders. It has defaulted three times since 2001.
Budget: Argentina hasn't balanced its budget since 2008. There's a huge difference between, say, the US not balancing its budget and Argentina not doing so.
GDP has swung wildly over the decades.
Controls: No meaningful measure have been taken to control inflation, none seem readily identifiable other than to stop borrowing, push for more exports, lure business into the country.
Argentina seems like a lovely country. It'll take some strong will, dedication, belt tightening to turn anything around.
7:40 she does not answer... in the meantime, lithium is looted at a ridiculous cost for the foreign companies.
Besides corruption in he political class, Argentina is a country used to live on borrow money. Both the internal and external debt is enormous. The society is used -at all levels- Tolliver on borrow money instead of work and own resources.
80 yrs ago-for decades-Argentina was wealthy, well-run & much sought-after….Who run the Government then? Conservatives. Nothing but Conservatives (from the moment Argentines turned Left-they blew it)….
As I see it, WHY wouldn’t you try something you haven’t done for decades?
Argentina needs a Donald Trump! Vote for the Libertarian dude!
What about the proposed currency union of some SA countries?
To far out, right now they need to take the money printer away from their politicians. Giving to the americans is immediate fix
Collating a bunch of unstable economies together does not exactly inspire confidence
Most of the SA countries have similar issues. Plus there is a common currency already in the region called the US dollar. You would only be delaying that fact and costing your federal government more costs in the process.
You mean BRICS? Idk of any other proposed currencies, but not all SA countries are in members, and even BRICS has no plan to even *begin* implementing one.
Even the BRICS development bank in China (forgot its name) is backed with USD. Nobody is even *kinda sorta* close to escaping dollarization.
The politics of South American countries varies from country to country, as do their economic conditions, Ecuador and Venezuela use the dollar, Peru has a generally solid currency, Argentina is the country where its currency devalues more and more, they are the ones that They would have greater interest in eliminating their currency.
Not crisis. But just getting poorer. Crisis has been a present continuous. Just so hard for Spanish speaking former colonies to thrive economicslly. Basically most of the south America countries are mediocre ones.
For one, this guy is real life Chainsaw Man apparently.
Milei explained where he Will get the dollars. But this girl does not want to tell the truth just what she want. Dear foreign think this: You could vote someone who had the power and failed? That's why Milei Will be the next president of Argentina.