Corea del Centro = Corea del Norte

Las cosas funcionan cuando la oposicion acepta que la tierra es redonda y el PJ actual es incapaz de hacerlo, ergo el PJ se tiene que ir

Esta es exactamente la razon por la que la muerte del Peronismo como fuerza con capacidad de ganar una eleccion nacional es un requisito indispensable para que Argenmona salga

How do they grow so fast?

El más grande de todos, dentro y fuera de la cancha.

Desde que hice esta imagen me estalla ver cuando tiran una asi

los tipos más ricos de la Argentina se reúnen en el Cabildo de Buenos Aires a escuchar al profesor Felipe Pigna lo bruto que es nuestro círculo rojo

Bercovich y Tenembaum indignados con el "nuevo secretario de finanzas" proveniente del JPMORGAN (otro mas) y sin fotos con la bandera Argentina y todas banderas americanas (Eran fotos de Powell).

Pretty old but still one of the most depressing graphic I've ever seen

there is no world in which public pensions exist where workers and taxpayers are not constantly robbed to hand over the whole budget to old people

Si la banca argentina escucha a Felipe Pigna entonces hay que shortear todos los bancos. Vale 0 el equity.

Terrible "plan"

No sé porque este tweet les llegó a los brasileros ni por qué se enojan

Imagínate si Milei tuviera 100 propiedas y 120 vehículos a su nombre. Imagínate si le encontrarán 4 millones de dólares a un familiar de Milei en una caja fuerte. Imagínate.

Estoy EXTASIADO con que Maricarmen, la pobre viejita que desalojaban en Madrid, en los 90 era administradora de un fondo multimillonario dedicado a la explotación de inmuebles

California hasn't built its bullet train because the state has required 130,000 pages of environmental reports, making absurd demands like: • counting bumblebees one by one • rebuilding woodrat stick huts • hiring specialized dogs to sniff lizard scat

ECB bailout needed much earlier than previously thought. Such a bailout would have two effects: First, if France gets such treatment, Italy, Spain, Portugal and the rest will want it. What would be the argument against its extension? "Ah, but you're not France?" This would be inflationary by definition. Secondly, there would be hell to pay, in Germany especially. AfD would make hay, and there would undoubtedly be cases brought against the ECB to the German supreme court in Karlsruhe (and thence the ECJ) for monetising debt, verboten in European Treaty Law. Such a case was brought last time -- and that was far less obvious than a bailout of France would be this time. It seems likely that the issue of Germany's membership of the Eurozone would become live almost overnight. Very much not what the EU, or national European, elites want. Therefore, ideally, the ECB would want to extract swingeing austerity measures from the French government before opening the central bank monetary spigot. Yet the French are already rioting and unions are calling for a general strike. How could Greek or Irish style austerity possibly make it through in such a febrile environment. Revolution would be on the cards. It is quite the pickle they find themselves in. We should probably look out for quiet bond buying steps to "prevent speculation", or "address problems caused by mispriced securities," or "restore the correct functioning of the markets." I struggle to see, however, how they would get away with that. Everybody would see it. However, the head of the ECB *is* French, and the general understanding is that the French, whether their permanent membership of the IMF, or in any other international institutions they control, will ultimately help France, irrespective of their brief.

They deserve extinction.