My Neighborhood Watch #42

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Hello, here reporting news from the city of the country to keep you informed of what's happening in Argentina.

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Well, regarding my life, I continue trying to get a taxi job, but the regulations prevent me from doing so yet, and I got a job to put up paper in a bakery's shop. We'll see if it works out; it's a job I've been doing for many years.

Then, my wife has a brother who lives in Mexico, and she offered to pay for his trip from Argentina to Mexico to go visit him. So, in a few days, my wife and my son are flying thousands of kilometers away to spend two weeks with their family in Mexico. It's a great thing in life to be able to travel to another country, and I'll be alone. What peace for two weeks! The elixir of life, the oasis in the desert.

Los Muertos Crew

Well, then the country's economy continues to be in disorder. Inflation is decreasing quite rapidly, but wages are not increasing at the same rate, and that creates a lot of recession and a decline in sales everywhere. The government started laying off 70 thousand public employees, and this brought chaos and protests. Today, for example, there were protests, and they even tried to set fire to cars and break everything, so the social pressure is strong.

The president went to buy warplanes and meet with Elon Musk and people of his ideology, which is a bit extreme and has anti-state concepts, such as that the state is a disease. That's why he continues to want to sell off all state-owned companies and has already shut down public television and the national news agency, and there's a tremendous list, so the entire state is in disarray. The former president is charged with fraud, and his assets have been frozen, so the list of accused from the previous government is increasing day by day. The country's recovery is still not seen in the economy, but it is in the finances. The state tightened its belt so much that it could increase pensions from 80 to 240 dollars, and it's desperate to lower taxes and free up imports to be able to buy whatever you want from anywhere in the world without taxes. It's a great experiment by the world's first liberal anarchist president. We'll see how it goes. For now, his approval rating remains at 57%, which is quite good considering the adjustments and layoffs in the state.

Someone went to the government house with a knife to try to kill the president, but didn't even get close. He's at odds with all the shady deals out there, and that's earned him many enemies. That's why there's a whole movement hoping he'll leave urgently, resign, but the opposition has been failing because people don't want more street closures, protests breaking everything, and the government maintains order on the streets, which is applauded by society. And they denounce fraud every day, and this is also applauded.

That's all for the news from the Javier Milei experiment.