"It's going to change the rules of the game." (translated)
It reached 50 billion dollars in reserves. Compare the BCRA's balance before Milei. (translated)
ZP has said that all the names that appeared in his agenda were not contacts for getting favors, but contacts to whom he would send his consulting reports. A good hint for the judge to ask for testimony, to see if any of them still have any of those reports. (translated)
One thing. There is less than a year left until the legislature ends: out of those hundreds of thousands of public housing units that Sánchez (the president of your government) promised during the campaign that he would build, how many has he built? More or less than 20? (translated)
Another red line has been crossed... without consequences. "We are very angry and we make it known, but we will continue within the government." (translated)
No estamos perdiendo nuestro mercado: estamos dejando de conquistar los ajenos.
Una industria en caída libre
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And you are the ones who want to pursue the rumors on social media when you are among the main disseminators of those rumors? The crime of influence peddling has not been proven (and that is why no one is convicted for it). Yes, that of prevarication (and that is why it is prosecuted). (translated)
Basically a mafia that tries to guarantee its criminal impunity from power, slandering and destroying those who pursue, investigate, and sanction it. (translated)
- He is sentenced for cooperation in misconduct, not for influence trafficking or misconduct. - He is not convicted without evidence: of course there is. - The 9-year disqualification from public office is the lightest penalty that could have been imposed. (translated)
A ver, muy sencillo: todos los que ahora proclaman la inocencia de David Sánchez lo hacen porque les va el puesto y el sueldo en ello. Si aceptaran la sentencia, Pedro Sánchez tendría que dimitir y con él todos sus subalternos. Por tanto, tienen un interés directo en mentirte #Política #Corrupción #España
This is like saying that billionaires have more net worth than millionaires. But the reality is that almost half of all rental income in this country goes to owners with just one rental property. (translated)
But wasn't the bulk of the rents going to the vulture funds, which profited by manipulating them upwards? Now it turns out that more than 3/4 of it goes to Spanish owners? (translated)
Petro before the counting: - I do not accept the result of the pre-count. We must wait for the official counting. Petro after the counting: - What if we annulled the elections like in Romania? Every day more coup-like. (translated)
Appreciable recovery of the Argentine private real salary in April: in a single month, it rose by 4% nominally against an inflation of 2.6%, that is, 1.3% after inflation. (translated)
The Argentine economy grew by 0.7% compared to the previous quarter, essentially due to the increase in private consumption (which reaches new historical highs along with GDP). Let's keep in mind that the first quarter was economically quite weak due to the aftermath of the panic. (translated)
99.997% coincidence between the pre-count and the scrutiny. But Petro and his media terminals were telling us that the pre-count was seriously manipulated and there could be large differences in the number of votes. (translated)
This is all the current Minister of Transport has to say about the conviction of the macro corruption scheme carried out in HIS Ministry by HIS former Secretary of Organization in the party. (translated)
The PSOE is more outraged by the reduced penalty for Aldama than by the historic conviction of their former secretary general. It is clear that they do not like the reward for cooperation with justice to uncover corruption because it may encourage others to follow suit. (translated)
24 years in prison for Sánchez's former minister and former number two of the PSOE. "That person you are talking about." (translated)