For awhile. some seemed to be considering the possibility that Albie could actually be in charge. But during the quarantine, thoughts are turning back to the puppeteer.
The Cristina and Alberto Show
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Cristina Kirchner has had her double pension put on hold.
In other words $2m per month and $100m retroactively while pensioners have to make do with a pittance. This court appeal was brought about by Macri's party apparently.
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I honestly don't give two hoots who's in charge here. As far as I'm concerned you have to be mentally unbalanced to want to do the job in the first place anyway.
Even a sane person would never be able to get this country back on the right track nevermind a nutcase.
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"Do as I say but not as I do." Don't you think she's dressed like she's off to a birthday party?
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Apparently there was a furious argument between the two of them the other day when Cristina arrived for a bite to eat at the Olivos residence.
It's reported that she was furious over Alberto's delay in appointing the new justice minister (one of her close friends), Martin Soria.
Alberto is said to have uttered "If you're not happy, I'm off then." (read into that what you will)
To which she is said to have replied, "No one's going anywhere!"
Soria is quoted as saying that one of his first jobs in office will be to do away with the so called lawfare, Cristina's way of describing the corruption and other charges she is facing.
One is left with the impression that albert is now feeling the pressure of the pre-election agreement that she forced down his throat.
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On March 24, Cristina Kirchner said Argentina can't repay the IMF debt because it does not have the money.
On or around the same date,President Alberto Fernández was telling the World Bank officials that Argentina will honour its debt.
On Sunday 28th March, President Alberto Fernández said that Argentina's debt with the International Monetary Fund is "unpayable" in its original form.
Who's in charge?
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On March 24, Cristina Kirchner said Argentina can't repay the IMF debt because it does not have the money.
On or around the same date,President Alberto Fernández was telling the World Bank officials that Argentina will honour its debt.
On Sunday 28th March, President Alberto Fernández said that Argentina's debt with the International Monetary Fund is "unpayable" in its original form.
Who's in charge?
Do you really have to ask?
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I think I know what he meant, but he took it out of context and the world jumped on him.
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He was trying to be smart and it backfired.....
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Even the BBC reported on it.
Alberto Fernández: Argentine president apologises for Brazil comments
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Talking out his arse as usual...
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I think I know what he meant, but he took it out of context and the world jumped on him.
I think you are cutting him too much slack. It was a comment born out of his and Argentina's feeling of superiority and that being European and white is superior. The biggest problem is he is fundamentally wrong even if you think the context was different.
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I think I know what he meant, but he took it out of context and the world jumped on him.
What he meant?
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What he meant?
That the country was built by immigrants, but he screwed up.
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That the country was built by immigrants, but he screwed up.
So, he was saying Argentina was built by immigrants whereas Brazil and Mexico were not? Aside from it being factually incorrect, why mention Brazil and Mexico at all?
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