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El American informs about the most relevant news from Argentina related to politics, economy, culture, and society.
How Peronism Turned Argentina Into One of the World’s Poorest Countries
The Austrian school of economics has regained a great momentum in Argentina, with referents such as the liberal economist Javier Milei, who has also entered the political arena
The Left Lost in Argentina: What Happened?
Something happened in Argentina last Sunday: the left lost in almost all the national territory
Javier Milei, the Libertarian Outsider Threatening the Argentinian Establishment
Amid an ever worsening economic crisis, Milei is threatening Argentina's establishment like no other candidate.
Argentines Turn to Barter to Obtain Food After the Socialist Destruction of Currency
Citizens also resort to this practice to avoid the high taxes and regulations established by the socialist government
Instagram Censors Argentinian Conservative Commentator Agustín Laje
"They don't even pretend to be complying with vague 'community standards' anymore," stated Agustín Laje
Eial Strahman: ‘This Is Not a Conflict Between Arabs and Jews. The Enemy Is Hamas’
""The coexistence is completely normal, they are all Israeli citizens who have the same rights. I have colleagues in the club who, although they do not consider themselves Palestinians, are Arab-Muslims, and the coexistence is completely normal as with any other colleague"
Meditations On the External Public Debt
It's urgent to contemplate the prohibition of contracting external public debt (internal public debt has other meanings) in order not to allow "kicking the ball out of the ball" by committing resources beyond revenues.
Latin America Hit By Epidemic of Fake Vaccines
Federal police arrested two people who tried to negotiate the sale of 200 million fake doses with the Brazilian Ministry of Health.
Should We Cry for Argentina?
Argentina always seems to be in a period of economic turmoil. So why is this different?
Letter to my Absent Child
You were not expelled by war, natural disasters, or the rigors of the climate but by a shameful ruling caste that, through several decades, made Argentina first a place without a future and now a place without a present.