Post by account_disabled on Mar 7, 2024 4:34:00 GMT -5
Milei is a Rare Bird in Argentine Politics. This -year-old Economist and Mp Began to Become Known After on Television Talk Shows as the "Strange-haired Economist" Who Attacked John Maynard Keynes - the Classic Book the General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money Was About. If He Began as the Leader of an Urban Tribe of Beardless Young People Attracted by His "Paleolibertarian" Discourse, Today a Part of the Business World Looks With a Mixture of Expectation, Curiosity and Also.
Many Doubts (Due to His Weak Political Ideas) at This Economist Who Before Jumping Into Politics Worked for the Eurnekian Group, Managed by One of the Great Argentine Businessmen. Many Wonder if They Are "Inflating" It in UK Mobile Database the Polls, if There Are People Interested in Making It Grow (Peronism?), and if in the End It Will Be "Punctured"... Others Wonder if It Can Go to the Second Round and What Would Happen in That Case. There Are Other Questions as Well.
Will This “libertarianism” Be a Passing Phenomenon or Will It Take Root in the Local Political Landscape? To What Extent is It Penetrating the Vote of the "Young Rappi or Glovo", in Popular Neighborhoods or Among Precarious Workers Overwhelmed by Inflation? Massive Social Policies – Various Types of Subsidies – Have Managed to Avoid an Outbreak in Recent Years, but They Are Questioned by Those Who Do Not Receive Them, Often Sectors Only Slightly Less Poor Than Those Who Receive Them, and the Speeches Against the "Planeros" ( Beneficiaries of Social Plans) Have Been Spreading During This Time.