Argentina Sacrifices Economy to Ward Off Virus, Winning Praise
Bloomberg - When Alberto Fernandez visited Mexico on his first foreign trip since winning Argentina’s presidency, he said that both countries would face the “challenge of globaliz ...
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In Argentina, coronavirus brings more economic pain
Aljazeera - On a sunny Thursday afternoon last month, Gloria Mongelos sat on a plastic chair beside a small, run-down house she had turned into a soup kitchen in Monte Grande, a l ...
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We Are All Entrepreneurs III
Time and Uncertainty Continuing with the topic of human action and entrepreneurship analyzed in detail in my two previous articles (We are all entrepreneurs I and II ) we shall d ...
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Scientists, CEOs or politicians?
INFOBAE - The presidential speeches for the opening of the ordinary sessions of Congress are usually considered by the strategies that are presented, the measures that are announc ...
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Impact of Alberto Fernández’s speech: what economists and businessmen said
INFOBAE - President Alberto Fernández opened this Sunday at the beginning of the 138th period of ordinary sessions of the Congress with a strong message in which there was a call ...
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School Choice and Two Spheres of Liberty
Infobae - On January 31, the Cato Institute published an interesting note from Neal McCluskey, director of the Cato’s Center for Educational Freedom. His concepts exceed the Ameri ...
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Will Paraguay Follow Argentina’s Economic Decline?
Statements by a former minister sparked a debate which is worth addressing for several reasons Panampost - Although there was a moment in history when there was talk of the “Argen ...
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Germany: the country of the social plan
11 years ago I made the decision to radically change my life, and move to Germany, which I could specify in 2012. I have a degree in Economics, despite never having exercised, but ...
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What is Peronism?
Argentina’s president tries to explain to the German chancellor The Economist - On February 3rd Argentina’s new Peronist president, Alberto Fernández, joined Angela Merkel for din ...
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“It’s not me, it was the previous one”: the paradox of inherited crises
Visión Liberal - Although the current Argentine president promised not to use that argument again, his direct collaborators and the infallible militant communicators are successfu ...
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