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Protest against Milei's austerity measures | DW News

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@tompegorinno5141
@@tompegorinno5141Imported1mo ago
So much for that President reducing inflation with his tax cuts.
@MariaElena-bh1jc
@@MariaElena-bh1jcImported1mo ago
😂😂😂 el paraíso de Milei. Despierten argentinos.
@AdrianColley
@@AdrianColleyImported1mo ago
Argentina seems to lurch from fiscal crisis to monetary crisis and back.
@S.K-e2t
@@S.K-e2tImported1mo ago
the isreali president of Argentina
@gnicollanos
@@gnicollanosImported1mo ago
Hahah baised news. German news should worry on how young generations cannot form families and buy a home but the government keep helping foreigners instead.
@HermLeeSully
@@HermLeeSullyImported1mo ago
The death of socialism is going global.
@서현허
@@서현허Imported1mo ago
Incompetence is grounds for firing in the private sector, but this doesn't seem to apply to government bodies. Rules should be equal—in fact, they should be even stricter for government officials, since their incompetence affects the entire country.
@marvel696
@@marvel696Imported1mo ago
Who is paying for that? Full of merchandising, busses and militants. Every single person there isn't working... The marchs requesting for changes were always in the evenings or weekends. This is a political construction, not a real request.
@christiangonzalez5619
@@christiangonzalez5619Imported1mo ago
I guarantee you, none of these socialists and leftists literally want everything handed to them
@InfoNympho44
@@InfoNympho44Imported1mo ago
Inflation went from 220% two years ago to 30% now. Hyperinflation is more damaging than anything. This needed to be dealt with once and for all, before anything else could be remedied.