This is the best summary I could come up with:
The right-wing libertarian announced the moves for South America’s second biggest economy just hours after thousands of Argentines took to the streets of the capital to protest against austerity and deregulation actions taken last week by Milei.
Marchers set out toward Buenos Aires’ iconic Plaza de Mayo, the scene of protests dating back to the country’s 1970s dictatorship.
Today’s was Milei’s first test of how his administration would respond to demonstrations against economic shock measures, which he says are needed to address Argentina’s severe crisis.
The document says the security protocol is “incompatible with the rights to free assembly and association, freedom of expression and social protest” recognized by Argentina’s constitution.
A recent poll by the University of Buenos Aires’ Observatory of Applied Social Psychology said 65% of those surveyed agree with banning street blockages.
Milei, a 53-year-old economist who rose to fame on television with profanity-laden tirades against what he called the political caste, became president with the support of Argentines disillusioned with the economic crisis.
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Well, they voted in the wish version of wolverine what did they expect?
Milei voters have condemned us all. Those of us who didn’t support him did everything in our power (legally) to stop him from sitting in the Pink House. Now, let’s hope the Congress behaves in accordance with the Constitution. The new DNU (Emergency Bill) is mostly unconstitutional. And if the Congress does the duty they’re supposed to do, it won’t be put in motion. Fascists voted for fascism and made everyone around think that fascism was acceptable.
Goodbye any environmental regulations, Argentina is about to top China on air, water, and ground pollution.
But won’t anyone think of the shareholders? If those pesky regulations stayed in place they wouldn’t be able to afford a second yatch.
Not enough economic activity for that
As shitty as this will be for the people of Argentina, it will be intriguing to see what a true right-wing fanatic is able to fuck up when given the authority to do so.
One day it’ll be in textbooks as a warning. But people are condemned to ignore it. They’ll say: “but our right wing guy isn’t that kind of fuckup”. And the cycle continues.
“And the cycle continues”
that’s why we need final solutions.
The thing is, we already know how this goes, because Argentina has had right-wing fanatics in charge before.
The economy is done. That’s how it goes. Everyone except the super rich will be reintroduced to extreme poverty, and anyone who leans even slightly left-wing will have to fear for their lives.
Cool, cool. Handing oligarchs all of the state’s assets while removing all oversight is an outstanding plan. It worked out great for Russia; they’ll never forget how wonderful things were in the 90s.
