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Santi C.

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Santi C. 22h

Santi C. said that those who responded to his posts with opinions he considered absurd should be right for five consecutive electoral periods before debating with him. He added that only then might he pay attention to them. #Opinión #Política #Debate (translated)

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Santi C. 2d

Santi C. questioned who the source of Gustavo Beron was and stated that he had first said the project was dead and then spread changes without knowing the topic. He added that if it were approved, that source would probably claim that the approval had never been in doubt. According to Santi C., both the news and its denial were fabricated, something he described as not being journalism. #Periodismo #FakeNews #Transparencia (translated)

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Santi C. 5d

Santi C. said that he was surprised that Carlitos "Piberío" Pagni expressed himself against the bill on the Malvinas and stated that his position seemed to aim for the president to fail. #Malvinas #PolíticaArgentina #CarlosPagni (translated)

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Santi C. 5d

Santi C. responded to Mavica7 that Milei had done what needed to be done, while Macri had continued to do more of the same. #Milei #Macri #Política (translated)

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Santi C. 1w

Santi C. asked if it would be possible to buy some of the architectural or artistic pieces that were in Europe and said it would be a tragedy if they ended up in the hands of the Islamic State. #Arte #Arquitectura #Cultura (translated)

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Santi C. 1w

Santi C. suggested that this speech should be broadcast nationally, in light of the events that were happening in Europe. #discursos #Europa #actualidad (translated)

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Santi C. 1w

Santi C. asserted that Europe was increasingly influenced by the advance of Islam and that the war between Russia and Ukraine was spreading through hybrid operations around the world, including Argentina. He also mentioned the competition between China and the United States to achieve superintelligence, the war in Iran and its consequences for the Strait of Hormuz, and the sovereignty conflict over the Falkland Islands, in a South Atlantic whose strategic importance, he said, would increase in the coming years. In this context, he criticized that two individuals he described as marginal were politicizing the creation of the National Security Council, which he described as necessary for the Executive Branch. He maintained that the episode showed that part of the Argentine political leadership continued to be part of the problem and not the solution. #Geopolítica #SeguridadNacional #ConflictosInternacionales (translated)

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Santi C. 1w

Santi C wrote that Ruckauf had said that "the vice presidents ring the bell" in reference to those who proposed that Congress integrate the president's CSN. #Congreso #Vicepresidentes #CSN (translated)

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Santi C. 1w

Santi C. stated to Gordo Dan that his opponents were driven by power and even politicized state matters to gain one more councilor in Tapalqué. He added that, in his opinion, they did not care about the damage that this could cause to the country and described the situation as very worrying. #Política #Tapalqué #Poder (translated)

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Santi C. 2w

Santi C. argued that liberalism, including democracies and their philosophical, institutional, and economic variations, required that all agents respect a minimum set of rules. #Liberalismo #Democracia #Filosofía (translated)

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Santi C. 2w

Santi C. said that in some private talks he had warned about the risks that, in his opinion, the expansion of smart cars of Chinese origin entailed. He raised the concern that, in the event of a possible global conflict in the coming decades, someone from the Chinese Communist Party could shut down a third of the Argentine automotive fleet. He also pointed out that those vehicles could capture and transmit audio, video, and GPS data. He added that those who were listening thought he was crazy, although he said he did not rule out that possibility. #Ciberseguridad #AutosInteligentes #RiesgosTecnológicos (translated)

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Santi C. 2w

Santi C. wrote that some people were influenced by Kirchnerist sectors, which he referred to in a derogatory manner, and he stated that they wanted to continue spending money that, according to him, did not exist on things that only the political class needed. #Política #GastoPúblico #CrisisEconómica (translated)

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Santi C. 2w

Santi C. stated that, under the leadership of President Milei, Argentina had moved from relying on the agricultural sector as the only source of dollars to sustain a protected and inefficient industry to having, for now, three competitive sectors: agriculture, energy, and mining. According to what he wrote, these sectors generated jobs and foreign currency income, provided natural coverage against external shocks, and promoted massive migration to the interior of the country. He asserted that the change had already occurred, that its effects were just beginning to be seen, and that nothing could alter its course. #EconomíaArgentina #CambioEconómico #DesarrolloSostenible (translated)

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Santi C. 2w

Santi C. wrote that the intervention of justice had completely changed the situation. He added that the comment, which he referred to in derogatory terms, helped him clarify the matter and thanked for the attention. #Justicia #Opinión #Aclaración (translated)

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Santi C. 3w

Santi C. stated that approximately 60% of disability pensions were fraudulent and that some certificates had been issued out of favoritism or for political purposes. He claimed that while the Government attempted to eliminate these pensions, Congress sought to obstruct it and double the existing ones. He also said that the country had more disability pensions than countries that had experienced a war and that the scarcity of resources harmed benefits for those who did have disabilities. He described the system as one of the biggest scams in national politics over the last 20 years. #Pensiones #Invalidez #Corrupción (translated)

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Santi C. 3w

Santi C. warned that if Western democracies did not adapt their institutions to protect themselves from interference, there would be none left standing in a few decades. #Democracia #Instituciones #Seguridad (translated)

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Santi C. 3w

Santi C. wrote that, in the Book of Judges, Gideon asked God how to choose his men for battle. According to his account, God instructed him to take his men to the river and observe how they drank: those who knelt and drank like dogs would not be the chosen ones. Gideon saw that a few drank without kneeling, with the spear in hand and their eyes on the horizon, and he understood that those were the men he needed. #Fe #Espiritualidad #Liderazgo (translated)

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Santi C. 3w

Santi C. stated that the President's words demonstrated, in his opinion, that journalism prioritized the corporate defense of the industry over the pursuit of truth. He claimed that almost no journalist had apologized or acknowledged mistakes in what he described as numerous unfounded operations against the Government, and assured that everyone knew how journalism really worked in Argentina. #Periodismo #Verdad #Argentina (translated)

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Santi C. 3w

Santi C. highlighted the importance of having people willing to speak the truth regardless of the consequences and described that attitude as the spirit of the project led by President Javier G. Milei. He closed his post with "TMAP." #Verdad #Liderazgo #Cambio (translated)

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Santi C. 3w

Santi C. argued that if the president had said "pay attention, girl" to an opposition leader, a national scandal in the media would have erupted. He stated that the coverage would have reached both outlets he classified as leftist, such as Página 12 and La Nación, as well as those identified as center-left, which he categorized as all the others. #Política #IgualdadDeGénero #DerechosHumanos (translated)

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