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Exactly that's why I'm glad I'm not in Argentina right now to vote (Since to vote is obligation by law). : *smile*

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LDS you will be able to vote over here not so? If you want I guess we can go over to Tatil so you can vote.

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yes, the secretary of the Embassador told me I could vote but the little detail is that is on Sunday 18th.

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Yeah, but didn't you say that it seems like there will not be a vote again? Argentina is looking bad, 10 Presidents and then no vote... :

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Oh well, that was long time ago JB. There are no votation because one of the candidates do not want to go to Ballotage...anyhow, I'm happy for that! I didn't like Menem at all! we had it as a President fro 10 years and he was terrible! : Let's see if this new one can bring some hope to my folks. He seems to focus more on the Mercosur countries (Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay) rather than to have godo relations with the USA. He's known to be a efficient political leader but uncharismatic...I personally do not care whether he is uncharismatic or not, we need someone who can take us from this crisis, not someone who just smiles and be nice with everybody! :

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I often wonder if the people who write these articles actually 'know' Argentina rather than 'know about' Argentina?

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Well, the article is more like an analogy than reality. But the person who wrote it is right about the circumsntances of Argentina. I don't want to say anything about the President until I see serious changes in the economy particularly, what I did like was the 'housecleaning' he made in the police, army, and intellegence forces and Supreme Court. That's a good move.

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I visited argentina with my parents a few years ago.  My dads friends wife was born there so we went to visit and while going to their house I felt so sad, we went past this one place and there were 12 homeless children in and ally and they looked so hungry.  I wanted to just go give them money and food but I couldn't.  I was only 14 at the time, what could I do?