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The Political Descent of a Cornered Cristina Kirchner

Javier Milei · Buenos Aires

The Political Descent of a Cornered Cristina Kirchner

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

It is difficult for many to imagine Cristina Kirchner in the environment of the Buenos Aires Legislature. It is, by the way, a particularly discredited redoubt, especially after the scandal provoked in September 2023 by the discovery of gnocchi employees with fictitious contracts, whose salaries ended, at least to a large extent, in the pockets of their employers of the political caste: the case of the already notorious “Chocolate” Rigau. It is …See the Story

Seoul Radio #22: Julio Montero

Buenos Aires · Buenos Aires

Seoul Radio #22: Julio Montero

Julio Montero (Buenos Aires, 1979) is one of our favorite political philosophers. Philosopher and Ph.D. in Political Theory from University College London, researcher at CONICET, professor at the University of San Andrés and, most importantly, author of Seoul, has been thinking better than anyone about the relationship between populism and liberalism.Read Article

Botana, the Republican Sphinx

Argentina · Argentina

Botana, the Republican Sphinx

Every time Natalio Botana intervenes in the media I read it or listen to it. I have always taken advantage of his texts, his analyses and his reflections. I have a couple of his books pending. Although on many occasions he does not agree, he is someone who deserves attention and not for anything is one of the most respected intellectuals in the country. However, in his last interviews it seems that there is something that is being lost. Two Sund…Read Article

How to Consume Good Internet

It is easier to consume garbage out of ignorance than to do it consciously. This maxim applies to all markets, including the Internet, where we exchange our information and attention for external content. Like in a supermarket, on the Internet the most visible products usually have a greater margin of profit, and, to tempt the public, are strategically located in the headers of the digital space. Both in Google searches and in social networks, t…Internet Read Article

Spain, You Wouldn't Understand.

In 1970 he was born in Baracaldo, Vizcaya, a guy named Koldo. Koldo, look at you! Last name: Garcia; security guard, escort, spades guard of a figure of the Spanish Socialist Workers Party (PSOE), big guy, the Koldo. Once, as a keeper of a play, he left his hand and almost killed a guy; they gave him two years in jail, but pardoned him. It was not the only mess he got himself into: when Spain won the World Cup in 2010, he grabbed himself with a …Barakaldo · Barakaldo Read Article

#105 With Fabio in the Mongolian Steppe

One of the first things I do every morning, since two months ago, is to check Fabio’s Instagram, a Spaniard who is traveling from Barcelona to Japan on a Fiat Marea. Now he is traveling through South Korea, after crossing the Balkans, Turkey, Central Asia, Mongolia and part of Siberia. To avoid passing through China or North Korea, South Korea arrived on a 24-hour ferry from Vladivostok. On another ferry he will leave next week to Japan. Fabio s…Instagram · Mongolia Read Article

#24 Terrible Shadow of Sackcloth

I never wanted to offend Catholics; I never believed, on the other hand, that this pen was capable of such a disappointment. And yet, two Wednesdays ago my father’s chat with his youth friends suffered a shock: “Good! I just read the Victoria Lingo article entitled “The Holy Foreskin”, does anyone explain it to me?” Luckily my father believes in freedom since before I was born and with the same commitment as Alberdi. I don’t want them to hate it…Read Article

#29 More ChatGPT, More Journalists

As I refuse to talk about the price of empanadas, let’s go to yesterday’s embarrassment: La Nación published a text of ChatGPT forgetting to erase the traces that gave away its artificial origin. Soon the usual critics appeared, scandalized because the serious newspaper par excellence uses ChatGPT. But the problem is not the tool. The problem is the journalist who copied, stuck and went to have an unchecked coffee. On the contrary, the part of u…ChatGPT · Buenos Aires Read Article

Peronism Party in the Middle

The city of Buenos Aires is the civilizational jewel of a ruined nation. Insulted, envied, punished and rewarded at dizzying rhythms by the national power, the federal capital manages to function as a thorn nailed in the side of the rest of the provinces. They were victorious in the fields of Mars, but they know how geographically condemned to subordination by the almost total control that the City exercises over its flows. So much so that the w…Buenos Aires · Buenos Aires Read Article

Don't Die without Trying a Centolla.

Buenos Aires is closer to all the capitals of the neighbouring countries than Ushuaia. Moreover, not only is it closer to Montevideo, Santiago de Chile, La Paz, Asunción and to Brasilia than to Ushuaia, but it is even closer to Lima than to Ushuaia. Before there are complaints, the comparison is made with Buenos Aires, because except for two weekly flights from the airport of Cordoba, the only way to get to Ushuaia is from Buenos Aires. Flying f…Ushuaia · Ushuaia Read Article

Mattress Dollars: One by One, All Measures Announced by the Government

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

The package announced by the economic team includes regulatory reforms, tax benefits, administrative simplification and a new digital tax regime, focusing on taxpayer relief and privacy protectionJavier Milei · Argentina See the Story

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