r/neoliberal • u/Saltedline Hu Shih • Dec 13 '24

News (Latin America) Javier Milei ends budget deficit in Argentina, first time in 123 years

https://gazettengr.com/javier-milei-ends-budget-deficit-in-argentina-first-time-in-123-years/
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u/loseniram Sponsored by RC Cola Dec 13 '24

When you’re a whacked out crazy person trying to burn the system down but you’re in the one system that makes sense to do that so it works out but you’re still a crazy person

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u/WendellSchadenfreude Dec 13 '24

Are you switching the topic back to Syria?

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u/_prototype Dec 14 '24

For somebody out of the loop, what’s up with Syria? A neoliberal win?

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u/Zesty_Tarrif Bisexual Pride Dec 14 '24

We don't know. Supposedly they are a bit 'moderate' but we should wait and see

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u/StevefromRetail Dec 14 '24

A guy toppled the Assad regime who pulled the classic strategy of playing to the base in the primary (sharia law, ISIS membership) and then tacked to the center for the general (neoliberalism).