Post by account_disabled on Mar 7, 2024 4:34:32 GMT -5
This is a Dream Scenario for Bullrich, Who Made Security His Hobbyhorse. The Former Minister Combines Tough Talk and Economic Adjustment and Feels That the Stars Aligned in Her Favor. If She Wins the Primaries, "La Piba" Should Try to Weaken Her "Negativeness", Given That the Enthusiasm Towards Her Figure Coexists With the Rejection She Generates Due to His Radicalism. Some Public Opinion Analysts Believe That in the General Elections There Will Be a Trend Towards Moderation. Someone Even Used to Support This Argument the Case of the Popular Television Program Big Brother , in Which the Conflictive Participants Were.
Kicked Out of the House One by One by the Popular Vote of the Viewers and a "Conciliator" Won. In That Case, if the Opposition Ends Up Nominating Bullrich and Peronism a Centrist Like Scioli or Massa, Would the Ruling Party Increase Its Chances? Or, on the Contrary, is the Local and Global Scenario Different From That of or and Are There More People Willing to Kick the Board? If UK Mobile Database the Opposition Nominates the "Moderate" RodrÃguez Larreta, to What Extent Could Jxc Suffer a Bleeding of Voters in Favor of Milei? Behind the Crisis, Could the Surprisingly High Levels of Consumption Save Peronism? All of This is Part of the Discussions.
These Days in the Red Circle of Creole Politics. Their Own Particularities, the Argentine Elections Do Not Fail to Reflect Elements of a Broader Climate in Latin America. The Weakness of the Government Coalitions, Immersed in Internal Tensions, is One of Them. But Also the Volatility of the Vote and the Tendency of Voters to Punish the Ruling Parties (at Least at the National Level). If in Argentines Voted for Macri to Leave Kirchnerism Behind and Build a "Normal Country", Four Years Later They Voted for Peronism to Punish Macri, Whose Promises to "Leave Populism Behind", Lower Inflation and Reduce Poverty They Collided With the Harsh National Reality.
Kicked Out of the House One by One by the Popular Vote of the Viewers and a "Conciliator" Won. In That Case, if the Opposition Ends Up Nominating Bullrich and Peronism a Centrist Like Scioli or Massa, Would the Ruling Party Increase Its Chances? Or, on the Contrary, is the Local and Global Scenario Different From That of or and Are There More People Willing to Kick the Board? If UK Mobile Database the Opposition Nominates the "Moderate" RodrÃguez Larreta, to What Extent Could Jxc Suffer a Bleeding of Voters in Favor of Milei? Behind the Crisis, Could the Surprisingly High Levels of Consumption Save Peronism? All of This is Part of the Discussions.
These Days in the Red Circle of Creole Politics. Their Own Particularities, the Argentine Elections Do Not Fail to Reflect Elements of a Broader Climate in Latin America. The Weakness of the Government Coalitions, Immersed in Internal Tensions, is One of Them. But Also the Volatility of the Vote and the Tendency of Voters to Punish the Ruling Parties (at Least at the National Level). If in Argentines Voted for Macri to Leave Kirchnerism Behind and Build a "Normal Country", Four Years Later They Voted for Peronism to Punish Macri, Whose Promises to "Leave Populism Behind", Lower Inflation and Reduce Poverty They Collided With the Harsh National Reality.