pH, más que hamor, frensi.

Doctor Beaker escribió: ↑20 Mar 2024 21:51 Ah, sí, me voy a poner a discutir los méritos de las áreas de estudio de la sociología con un subnormal como tú. Espérame sentado.

After 100 brutal days, Javier Milei has markets believing
Argentines have not given up on him either


“We are genuinely very satisfied,” declared President Javier Milei of Argentina on local radio, after inflation in February fell more than expected to 13%. That, however, is the monthly figure. Over the past year it has added up to 276%—the highest in the world. Inflation of just 8% annually has rattled politics in richer countries. That Mr Milei, with some justification, saw fit to celebrate 13% monthly inflation shows what an utter economic mess he inherited, and how much he has left to do to fix it.

Yongasoo escribió: ↑21 Mar 2024 02:54

After 100 brutal days, Javier Milei has markets believing
Argentines have not given up on him either


“We are genuinely very satisfied,” declared President Javier Milei of Argentina on local radio, after inflation in February fell more than expected to 13%. That, however, is the monthly figure. Over the past year it has added up to 276%—the highest in the world. Inflation of just 8% annually has rattled politics in richer countries. That Mr Milei, with some justification, saw fit to celebrate 13% monthly inflation shows what an utter economic mess he inherited, and how much he has left to do to fix it.

Analisis de The Economist de los primeros 100 días de Milei.

Edito: Acá sin paywall: https://archive.is/uc0Am

poshol na escribió: ↑24 Mar 2024 18:02

M. Corleone escribió: ↑26 Mar 2024 13:51

poshol na escribió: ↑24 Mar 2024 18:02

¿Soy yo o el tuit está tan horriblemente escrito que parece que acaba por decir lo contrario de lo que pretende? Vamos, que se entiende que, como es un facha, suponemos que es contrario al aborto, pero vaya tela de tweet.