US EditionProject 2027: A Democratic Agenda
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Project 2027: A Democratic Agenda
To the editors: This past weekend I stood on the grass edge of a sidewalk for an hour and a half, holding a “no kings” sign, and I watched as hundreds (perhaps thousands) of cars and trucks drove past. Literally several hundreds of drivers and passengers signaled their reaction to the protest, by their thumbs-up expressions of support. By my careful count, only seven drivers expressed their… Source
El Colorado stood up as the great winner of the October elections and no longer hides its desire to succeed Kicillof in La Plata. Dialogues with the President, his relationship with Karina and the Menem and the PRO trio with which he imagines his political future. It was time to capitalize on the comeback after replacing José Luis Espert on the ballot. The re-elected deputy’s fabric transcends the PRO and crosses the two libertarian sectors that…
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