‘Prison or bullet’: new Argentina government promises harsh response to protest - eviltoast
  • Newguy@lemmy.world
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    11 months ago

    What’s the wrong information in the article? Leftist legislator and former presidential candidate Myriam Bregman said on X (formerly Twitter): “What Bullrich announced is absolutely unconstitutional … The right to protest is the first of all rights.”? José Luis Espert, a legislator with Milei’s party, Liberty Advances, replied with a three-word phrase: “Prison or bullet.”? The article I read states reducing the peso by 50% to be apart of the newly elected presidents administration to address the economy. His economy minister, Luis Caputo, moved to weaken the official exchange rate to 800 pesos a dollar – it had been 366.5 – in a televised address after the local markets closed on Tuesday. He said the central bank would target a monthly devaluation of 2%.“The objective is simply to avoid catastrophe and get the economy back on track,” Caputo said, in a recorded speech. “There is no more money.” The president of Argentina posted , “Today inflation is travelling at a daily rate of 1%, that means it is travelling at a yearly rate of 3,678%,” Milei said on his Instagram feed on Friday.

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      11 months ago

      Jose Luis Espert is not in Milei’s Party, as mentioned he is opposition, the claim of “Prison or Bullet” shall not be attributed to his Government. And the “Devaluation” of the PESO is rather complex to explain but basically the only effect is big companies changing their prices accordingly.

      Local Prices were already based on the ACTUAL DOLLAR PRICE of the Alternative Market (Not the official) known as “Dolar Blue” the previous official amount was a lie from the previous government that allowed them to steal from Argentina’s workers if they moved their dollars into the country (legally that is) and of course no Argentine had access to dollars at that price as the previous government NEVER allowed normal folk to buy it, only politicians, and in case you were wondering YES it was THAT BROAD DAYLIGHT ROBBERY

      The rest of the claims are true but given how the most alarming claims were lies I advice you to please enforce critical thinking and decide wether the source is biased or not