MILEI'S ARGENTINE MELTDOWN: A TRUMP-ESQUE DISASTER UNFOLDS

Folks, let me tell you, as someone who's seen the sausage get made in Argentine politics, this Milei situation? It's a full-blown dumpster fire, and it's got "Made in the USA" written all over it.

Think of it as a Michael Moore documentary in real-time.

These Milei siblings, they swaggered into power promising to drain the swamp, right? But what we're seeing is a freak show worthy of a Trump rally:

• A president stammering through speeches about the Falklands, then groveling for a photo-op with Trump at Mar-a-Lago, desperate for an IMF bailout.

• An economy minister, Luis Caputo, a self-proclaimed "total rockstar," steering the country straight into an iceberg with his Wall Street-approved voodoo economics.

• A Senate flipping the bird to Milei's crony judge picks, showing just how thin his skin really is.

• An economy teetering on the edge of a cliff thanks to Trump's trade war, with an overvalued peso and a central bank emptier than a politician's promise.

• And to top it off, the Peronist party, their opposition, is in a full-on cage match, with Cristina and Kicillof duking it out for control while the country burns.

It's a circus of horrors, folks! Milei's insults and tantrums are just background noise to the real disaster unfolding. Caputo's "chainsaw" economics are gutting the country.

But there's a flicker of hope in Axel Kicillof, the only Peronist with the guts to challenge Cristina and offer an alternative to this mess. But it's gonna be a bloody fight.

The battle for the soul of Peronism is on, and it'll decide Argentina's fate. Can they learn from their mistakes and build a better country? Or are they doomed to repeat history?

Americans, this ain't just some foreign soap opera. This is a cautionary tale. This is what happens when you elect a reality TV star who thinks he's a CEO. This is what happens when you let Wall Street run the show.

Don't let this happen at home.

Shocking News: Liam Payne from One Direction Dies After Falling from a Buenos Aires Hotel

Liam Payne, former One Direction member, tragically died on October 16, 2024, after falling from the third floor of a hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Payne, aged 31, was in the country after attending a concert by his former bandmate Niall Horan earlier this month. Emergency services were alerted immediately, but the severe injuries left no chance of survival.

Police are investigating the circumstances, with speculation around whether the fall was accidental or intentional. Fans worldwide are mourning this heartbreaking loss​

#RIPLiamPayne #GoneTooSoon #DirectionerFamily

Rodrigo De Paul and his message to Tini Stoessel: "It gives me great pride to see you shine".

Tini Stoessel performed on Thursday, December 22 at the Campo Argentino de Polo and one of the surprises she gave to her audience was the presence of Rodrigo De Paul whom she invited on stage to perform the Argentine National Anthem together with Airbag.

It was obviously a very emotional moment for the young couple and when the show ended, Rodrigo De Paul dedicated a heartfelt message to Tini Stoessel. From his official Instagram account, the athlete shared a postcard where he has his girlfriend over his shoulders and expressed: "I ADMIRO YOU".

"It makes me very proud to see you shine, thank you for letting me be part of it. You are number one, but above all for the love you put into what you do," added the Argentina National Team player, revealing the admiration he feels for his partner.

Dangerous Madness in Bolivia: Vice-President refuses to immunise against COVID-19 and antivaccine protests are replicated

David Choquehuanca, Bolivia's vice-president, has not been vaccinated and does not plan to do so. Cases continue to rise in the country.

Bolivia broke its daily record for the second day in a row for the number of HIV/AIDS infections, with 6,149 new cases reported on Wednesday, in the midst of a fourth wave sweeping the country. The latest Ministry of Health report released last night also reported 28 deaths, bringing the total number of deaths to 19,650, while cumulative infections have reached 591,773 since March 2020.

The local newspaper El Deber reported that the vice-president was at a book presentation on Wednesday at an event held at the offices of the vice-presidency. And, according to the newspaper, "he was without a mask for quite some time" in a room full of people. Local journalists estimate that there were at least 500 people in attendance.

Home´s sunset (Luján, Buenos Aires, Argentina)

 

Argentina: Multitudinous caravans throughout the country in tribute to Néstor Kirchner 10 years after his death

 

The "Caravan of a Thousand Flowers" surrounds the Plaza de Mayo, in the city of Buenos Aires, and also in other cities of the country in tribute to the former president, a decade after his death.

Thousands of automobiles occupied the streets around the Plaza de Mayo very early and the Caravan of the Thousand Flowers, in homage to Néstor Kirchner, spread through the most important avenues of the City of Buenos Aires. At around 6 pm, President Alberto Fernández greeted the citizens gathered in the Plaza de Mayo from behind the window of his office in the Casa Rosada, where he was seen wearing a mask and with his hand raised, replicating the V for Victory. 

The citizens, from their vehicles and wearing masks, brandished Argentine flags with the figure of the former president, in some accompanied by Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, and chanted slogans allusive and in support of the Government. 

Groups of militants painted the face of Néstor Kirchner in large dimensions on the floor, where they placed flowers, and placed an inflatable figure of the former president. 

The Plaza was also filled with posters with different slogans, including one that spread across the square with the legend: "Impossible to put out so much fire" and several that read: "Néstor lives" and "Néstor no se died". The call was made by the Frente de Todos and the slogan alluded to the famous phrase of the former president towards the militancy: "A thousand flowers will bloom." 

The caravan was also called by the Central de Trabajadores de Argentina (CTA), led by Hugo Yasky,

In the Shadows