I posted the same article on my fb wall and got bashed because of the publisher, the data, the author. I ended up removing it from my wall. People cannot tell the difference between a silly article and a study paper... 🙄
I don’t like this much aggressiveness and I’ll go back to posting cat pictures.
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One thing that Macri DID change: he broke the chain of K thievery, which after 12 years, had become a national institution. It is a real pity that the government has returned to business as usual.
De Vido is complaining that he is still in jail. He says that it is so because it suits Cristina!
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De Vido: "Es increíble que sigamos presos con un gobierno del mismo signo"
El exministro de Planificación consideró que Alberto Fernández se siente cómodo con los "presos políticos" mientras negocia con Estados Unidos.
El ex ministro de Planificación Federal, Julio de Vido, quien hace más de un mes cumple con un arresto domiciliario, expresó duras críticas para el actual gobierno y aseguró que el presidente Alberto Fernández se siente cómodo con ex funcionarios presos "en el marco de la negociación con Estados Unidos".
"Les resulta cómodos que estemos presos en el marco de la negociación con los Estados Unidos, me doy cuenta de eso", expresó el ex ministro. De Vido remarcó que "conociéndose todas las novedades sobre las declaraciones de Marcelo D’Alessio" se siente "más que un preso, un pelotudo".
"Resulta increíble que sigamos presos. Es increíble que habiendo un gobierno del mismo signo, el vicepresidente de hace cuatro años esté preso (Amado Boudou). No me resulta posible de entender. Mínimamente debería estar con domiciliaria con sus hijos hasta que se aclare la situación. Todo es demasiado grotesco", apuntó.
That's what makes the case here so interesting because people know what the new govnerment is and what it will do, but voted it back in regardless.
I think here people do not vote based on their belief or historical data, partially because they are not current on those and partially because it doesn't bode well with them.
Of course, none of us know everything about what happened here or home, and even very informed people (i.e. 'experts') can come to radically different conclusions based on the observation of the same historical period.
I wonder how many people voting peronista have ever seen anything not peronista and not a military dictatorship. And I can say that if I had to pick between a blood-shedding military regimen and a peronista government, I'd pick the latter, too.
Macri, imho, failed to really change things - he failed to offer a third, more balanced way. He named his party Cambiemos, but he didn't change the country... he simply tried to steer the country in a different direction by playing too safe.
So we're back to peronism.
