Argentina: the crisis is hitting the workers
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December 25, 2024 at 4:51 pm #255931
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Participanthttps://thediplomat.com/2024/11/from-tension-to-understanding-argentina-china-relations-under-milei/
At the beginning of Millei presidency he said that he was not going to make deal with communists in regard to old agreement made between the Peronists government and China, and new agreement under his government, but as a right wing demagogue the situation is changing, it was just parrot talking. Chile which is close to Argentina border is the backdoor of Chinese commercial deal in the southern part of South America. The real threat for the USA ruling is not the Chinese influence in the Panama Canal, the challenging is commerical routes
January 10, 2025 at 3:33 pm #256136ZJW
ParticipantThis is not the right thread for this, but the others I considered aren’t either. There ought to be a way to search for threads by thread-name. There is probably one called ‘inflation’. (Or several that at least have ‘inflation’ in the name.)
Anyway, here, international busybody Musk praises (as ‘perfectly articulated’) the explanation of, and cure for, inflation preached to a group of industrial workers by the next Canadian prime minister:
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1876503555739415034
showing that the Conservatives are the party of the ‘have-nots’ while the Liberals are the party of those with yachts.
January 11, 2025 at 9:54 am #256152ALB
KeymasterThe Canadian Tory party leader Pierre Poilievre seems to be confusing overissuing cash with quantitative easing.
Overissuing “cash” (the word he uses) in the generally accepted meaning of the term (of notes and coins) would cause the general price level to rise as he says. But QE was designed to cause only asset prices to rise. It didn’t affect the price of apples (his example).
But it did have the effect he says of making the rich richer. That was the intention. The authorities thought that if the rich and corporations had more money they would invest more. It didn’t work as, in the absence of profitable markets, they didn’t.
Whether the have-yatchs who tend to support his party appreciate him criticising their feeding trough can be open to doubt, but they will understand the need to dupe the workers into supporting a party that supports them.
In any event, QE was not used to finance government spending as he seems to be suggesting.
March 22, 2025 at 1:44 pm #257639Citizenoftheworld
ParticipantA so called libertarian and anarch-capitalist government ( another contradiction ) that needs the state and the repressive forces of the capitalist state.
They are also borrowing money and renegotiating the state debts with the the IMF, another contradiction
More evidences that capitalism ( and any class society ) can not exist without the intervention of the state apparatus.
Only socialism that must be a classless society can be a stateless society
Repression against the elderly and retiree, and some of them voted for Milei
https://www.piratewireservices.com/p/who-exactly-voted-milei-into-power Most populists right wing leaders are supported by male voters, and a very strange situation is taking place . many young peoples are also voting for them too
The economic experiment of the Monetarist started in Chile falsely called Neoliberalism, and that was the term ( Monetarism ) used by Milton Friedman .
Argentina is not an insignificant “Third World” economy. Indeed in the first decade of the last century it was heralded as the country which was most likely to “take off” and join the advanced capitalist states. it was called : “the United States of the southern hemisphere”
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