The "applauders" of chaos and confusion Why economic power supports Milei's verbal and symbolic attacks

Since the International Monetary Fund agreed with the Argentine Government a substantial reinforcement of its financial assistance, and the increase in the reserves of the Central Bank allowed a easing of the exchange rate quota, the presidential speech has been overloaded with hostile expressions. The holding of the test passed in the first instance in the financial markets seems to have enabled the transgression of new limits in the official n…

In the finance forum, the most benefited sector celebrated the insults to the press, unions and politicians with laughter and palms. The problem is that this gesture also appears in items damaged by the model, such as consumption, industry and construction. Is there an ideology, a cult to the cultural battle or the latest ... The «applauders» of chaos and confusion/Why the economic power supports the verbal and symbolic attacks of Milei Read mor…

Writing Open Channel “First, it is placed by the IMF and charged by the private banks that had bought bonds, there they already make sure that the banks collect. Then, the Argentine bimonetary system makes us lend money and with that silver the capital flight is financed. Caputo endures the dollar and escapes it local groups, foreigners, take it abroad. Where do they take it? To American banks. It comes free.” After the saving of US$ 20 billion…

When the President or important figures of the Government unload their hatred against the “enemies of the country”, prominent businessmen rush to applaud them, although often they themselves are the target of insults and mockery. Who and why they carry out such conduct, even in sectors most affected by official policies such as industry or construction.

The journalist pointed to "this elite that shames" for the applause of the businessman to Javier Milei's "unusual speech" in the Argentine Economic Congress. "This guy is going to be an anecdote in history but the businessmen who support him will continue to be there when he leaves," said Navarro.