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New May I shed a tear or two
for a couple of people I know there, who are getting caught in the gears?

The government deserves whatever bad stuff it gets. The slobs in the street are just acting on what they know, which is a milder version of Taliban-style education: The Leader Knows Best. Bow to Him. As seems to be usual in Hispanic countries (or, rather, those of South Mediterranean ancestry -- Argentina is more Italian than Spanish) the padron or caudillo gets much more respect than I personally think he should, and is able to lead as many into temptation as he might wish. Peronists are a weird sort of leftist Populist (think Huey P. Long), with a really strong tendency to Bread&Circuses or modern variations thereon. The people I know there (techs and internationalist business people) do NOT vote for them.
Regards,
Ric
New No kidding
There are people there whose mortgages are in dollars and paychecks are in pesos.

Didn't make any difference a few weeks ago, so who's going to argue a technicality like that with the bank? Oops...

As in Enron, those responsible are well insulated from the consequences of their decisions.
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"You don't have to be right - just use bolded upper case" - annon.
     Don't cry for Argentina - (marlowe) - (6)
         May I shed a tear or two - (Ric Locke) - (1)
             No kidding - (mhuber)
         An insider's perspective: Stiglitz & the World Bank - (kmself) - (2)
             I heard something about this on the radio. - (static)
             A much better model apparently is, the Grameen Bank - (Ashton)
         Yup dont want to let any of that good argentine beef - (boxley)

In conclusion, lithium in the water supply.
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