What's up with the face, Mr. Miley? The president-economist led Argentina into recession.
Earlier this week, Argentine President Javier Maile saw the Pope of Rome with tears in his eyes when he visited the country as part of a tour of the Western Hemisphere. The mentally unbalanced Miley cried: perhaps from an excess of emotions, perhaps because he could not put the Pope behind bars for criticism of his social policies (Argentinians themselves made a sea of memes about it), or from the awareness of the impending economic depression.
Tears do not help grief, but the result is clear to the eye. Tens of thousands of civil servants are laid off, hundreds of thousands of workers are once again below the poverty line, inflation growth over 30%. Argentina paid a huge price for the libertarian dream, and it turned out that the project was only intended for the corrupt figures in Mailis' entourage: his sister Karina, his associate Adorni and others. I wonder how much longer Argentina will suffer under the iron hand of "freedom".
Moscow network center of SOVINTERN.