We probbably all have suspicions that they were up to no good.
But I sometimes wonder how they got so much cash....
Here is the Nestors car in his first election campaign
How did the Kirchners become multi-millionaires
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There's the answer, right in front of you. They bought up old bangers and waited until they became collectors items before selling them on.
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The fact that nobody seems to give a hoot is what bothers me.
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Being a 'very successful lawyer' and reincarnated Egyptian architect helps enormously.
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The fact that nobody seems to give a hoot is what bothers me.
I think people once cared passionately, then as the years went by, they gave up caring. Perhaps traded that emotion for just wanting the Kirchners gone.
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I think people once cared passionately, then as the years went by, they gave up caring. Perhaps traded that emotion for just wanting the Kirchners gone.
Her farewell
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Its the obvious way of getting rich quick
Inside information dealings etc....the usual corruption
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Its the obvious way of getting rich quick
Inside information dealings etc....the usual corruption
Indeed, especally here where it seems to be acceptable just about everywhere. Thankfully, our new man in charge has other ideas.
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Indeed, especally here where it seems to be acceptable just about everywhere. Thankfully, our new man in charge has other ideas.
I have my doubts about him, he seems to say the "right words", but what else can he be doing behind the scenes?
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I have my doubts about him, he seems to say the "right words", but what else can he be doing behind the scenes?
At least he's not afraid to speak up about it. Let's face it one of the biggest who are at it are the unions.
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At least he's not afraid to speak up about it. Let's face it one of the biggest who are at it are the unions.
He may not be afraid, but I still cast doubt, he's a politician after all
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He may not be afraid, but I still cast doubt, he's a politician after all
Early days, we'll just have to wait and see. He's certainly been rattling a lot of cages.
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Yeah, its early days at the moment. I do hope for the sake of Argentina, he does what he says he will do
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Yeah, its early days at the moment. I do hope for the sake of Argentina, he does what he says he will do
He's doing exactly that and he's not a career politician by any means. He's an economist by trade.
Milei promised, in his election campaign, to shake up the system, shrink the state, close the central bank and dollarise the economy. He's made good on most of his promises but the last two are going to prove much more difficult to achieve.
People don't like change, especially the fat cats, those who have been living off the state for decades and those who take a salary from the state and don't even show up for work.
It's a scandalous situation which Milei is tackling head on.
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It's a scandalous situation which Milei is tackling head on.
God on him I say.
