CONTEST ALERT: **My Neighborhood Watch #37

Hello, I am very pleased to participate in this week's contest with news from my country for you. This way, you'll see the tremendous movie that is unfolding. Greetings, and let's begin.

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The Argentine government led by Javier Milei, since its inception, has been cleaning up frauds and discrepancies in public accounts. This has turned the country upside down, and politicians are at war, as meddling with the funds of politicians who have maintained their privileges for decades wants to keep society poor, with 60 percent in poverty. One out of three children is poor, and 15 percent are indigenous.

So, the government halted public works because it was a filter where fraudulent politicians and businessmen were stealing a lot. Within a month, the unions, from whom he took boxes of money, went on strike. However, this strike failed with very little support because people do not like unions, as they seek to keep their money at the expense of workers. So, the unions seek any way to destabilize the government, saying that the government must be overthrown, the economy director killed, and the tone is "kill or die."

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The president's motto is "within the law everything, outside the law nothing," and he calls this a campaign for good morals, rectitude, and clear accounts. He delved into funds of all kinds, social aids that were spurious for 200 thousand people who received money and lived a wealthy life. A desperate aid for victims of extreme poverty. Moreover, he is closing state institutions that are not important at all. He also cut funds for television channels and free shows because, in a poor country, having these things is spending where it is not urgent. A singer took $300,000 as payment from the state to keep people happy but poor.

They also paid for trips for adolescents who traveled for free after finishing their education, and free is not nothing. Therefore, he tries to make people understand that work is the way out, not eternal assistance to healthy people who can look for work over time. Likewise, he helps unemployed mothers with aid and cards with money to buy food, and many with these cards buy cigarettes and alcohol.

Also, he increased the very poor pension from $80 to $200, but the labor force is less than the retirees, and the country is so poor that it is difficult to care for victims. Still, he is doing everything possible for the poorest children to always have help. Now, he cut some money flows to the rulers, and they went crazy. A governor created another currency for his province that bears his name to pay 30 percent of salaries in his province. And people don't want that money that will depreciate very quickly. We'll see what happens.

Now, a province had a debt with the state and doesn't want to pay it. It went to war, saying that if on Wednesday they don't give them that money, they will cut off the country's oil and gas. Everyone, Argentinians, will be without gas and oil. And the 23 governors joined this to make the government yield the money. Now, field workers say they won't send food to the province if it carries out its threat.
So, everything is in tremendous tension. The president said he won't give them anything and that they are delinquents trying to extort the government and won't achieve anything. Let him continue with his plan and settle it with justice. This while the president was in meetings with the U.S. to attract investments to the country. He met with Donald Trump and many entrepreneurs who want to come to the country. The president said, "The governor is ignorant, doesn't know how to read. It's a consequence of the bad Argentine education that comes from years of poor academic training."

It is a country in ruins, poor, with many difficulties, and now there is a war between the nation and the provinces. Corporate money has created a state of chaos. The good thing is that protests in the streets are calm or controlled. Life is expensive and difficult, but inflation is gradually decreasing because the government is not printing more money, thus cutting the flow of baseless money. Money must have backing. Now, when he achieves more wealth, he plans to lower taxes to make the country more attractive to entrepreneurs. Well, this revolution of a smaller and more saving government pleases the public.

Politicians stop getting rich with money meant for hospitals, education, and justice. In such a giant change, he sent 1000 laws to congress to reform the state, and it's only 25 percent of the change he wants to make in Argentina. But political forces put brakes on this rapid change. It's only been 3 months. The president believes in an almost invisible state that doesn't bother society with regulations and distorting taxes. So, many from all spheres are desperate, and scams and million-dollar frauds come to light every day. We'll see how the horror movie continues in the coming days. Every day in Argentina is a revolution. Do you know this Milei? A liberal anarcho-capitalist, the first president in this branch. Argentina, a country full of diversity and permanent chaos.