Post by account_disabled on Feb 20, 2024 4:27:25 GMT -5
This anomalous situation contradicted what would be expected that is that the ruling parties or coalitions would pay for their poor performance in government with a decrease in their votes and the positions they obtained. that Argentina experienced was contrary to that experienced by most other Latin American countries which maintained and increased their macroeconomic stability while seeing their political institutions destabilize. For years I have been maintaining in articles and academic meetings that this anomalous situation could not be maintained and had to be resolved one way or the other.
Either the existing coalitions managed from the government to Russia Mobile Number List the economic situation by improving the social situation or on the contrary the growing economic instability would finally impact the existing political scheme destabilizing it which was what happened in the elections. The triumph of Javier Milei which is in itself another anomalous situation ended the anomaly described above. Now political instability accompanies economic and social instability.
Argentina in the region Since the middle of the last century in Latin American countries political and economic cycles have tended to align. Thus when there was instability in the political institutions it was common to also find this lack of stability in the economic patterns and in the same way when stability prevailed in politics it was common to also find it in the economy.
Either the existing coalitions managed from the government to Russia Mobile Number List the economic situation by improving the social situation or on the contrary the growing economic instability would finally impact the existing political scheme destabilizing it which was what happened in the elections. The triumph of Javier Milei which is in itself another anomalous situation ended the anomaly described above. Now political instability accompanies economic and social instability.
Argentina in the region Since the middle of the last century in Latin American countries political and economic cycles have tended to align. Thus when there was instability in the political institutions it was common to also find this lack of stability in the economic patterns and in the same way when stability prevailed in politics it was common to also find it in the economy.