Argentina's Son-of-Sam Presidential Election
The front-runner in next week’s election wants to create a free-market dystopia where even human organs are for sale. Oh—and he believes he can communicate with his dead dog.
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The front-runner in next week’s election wants to create a free-market dystopia where even human organs are for sale. Oh—and he believes he can communicate with his dead dog.
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An adviser to Milei said hyperinflation prevents structural reform and that dollarization is "a means to achieve economic and political objectives."
An adviser to Milei said hyperinflation prevents structural reform and that dollarization is "a means to achieve economic and political objectives."