Post by account_disabled on Mar 7, 2024 6:14:11 GMT -5
Although Cristina Fernández's Second Government Was Marked by Economic Deterioration, There Were, in a Context of Decline in Practically All Indicators, Two That Remained at Reasonable Levels: Employment and Debt. The Results of This Gradualist Bet Were Not as Expected: Foreign Direct Investment Remained at the Same Levels as in the Last Years of Kirchnerism, Exports Did Not Take Off and the Flight of Foreign Currency Continued. But Despite Everything, With Some Heterodox Mini-measures, Macrismo Managed to Win the Legislative Elections. And Many Anticipated a Safe Re-election for Macri in.
Increasingly, Argentine Politics Between the Buenos Aires Conurbano Party (the Assisted Argentina) Versus the UK Mobile Database Pampa Húmeda Party (the Productive Argentina); Between Those Who Live Off Social Policy or State Clientelism (Poor Provinces in the North and Some Less Poor in the South) and Those Who Belong to Dollar-generating Argentina (Agro-industrial Provinces in the Center). In This Way, the Political System Returned to a Form of Bipartisanship – Now Bi-coalitional, Some.
Political Scientists Like to Say – That Partially Replicated the Old Electoral Geography Between Peronism and Anti-peronism. In This Context, "the Countryside" Has Occupied a Prominent Political/symbolic Place Since , Updating Old National Images, Both the One That Refers to the Prosperous Country Based on Innovation and Hard Work and the Opposite: That of a Landowning Oligarchy That Seeks to Stop Argentine Industrialization. Supported by the Soybean Economy, the So-called “core Zone” Constitutes “an Extensive Network That Includes Everything From the Multinational Ports on the Paraná River and Large Traditional Properties to the New Planting Pools and Companies That Provide Agricultural Services.
Increasingly, Argentine Politics Between the Buenos Aires Conurbano Party (the Assisted Argentina) Versus the UK Mobile Database Pampa Húmeda Party (the Productive Argentina); Between Those Who Live Off Social Policy or State Clientelism (Poor Provinces in the North and Some Less Poor in the South) and Those Who Belong to Dollar-generating Argentina (Agro-industrial Provinces in the Center). In This Way, the Political System Returned to a Form of Bipartisanship – Now Bi-coalitional, Some.
Political Scientists Like to Say – That Partially Replicated the Old Electoral Geography Between Peronism and Anti-peronism. In This Context, "the Countryside" Has Occupied a Prominent Political/symbolic Place Since , Updating Old National Images, Both the One That Refers to the Prosperous Country Based on Innovation and Hard Work and the Opposite: That of a Landowning Oligarchy That Seeks to Stop Argentine Industrialization. Supported by the Soybean Economy, the So-called “core Zone” Constitutes “an Extensive Network That Includes Everything From the Multinational Ports on the Paraná River and Large Traditional Properties to the New Planting Pools and Companies That Provide Agricultural Services.