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Ernesto one more time, Argentina's your neighbor in Brazil.

It's a prominent state. It has great

foundations, a well-educated public. President Malay is attempting to turn it around.

He visits the Pope and celebrating the two hostages released in Gaza because they're Argentine Israelis.

At the same time, does Brazil see Argentina's success as a positive or as contradictory to Brazil's policy.

How does it look upon it?

Well, depends on which Brazil, okay?

So I think regular citizens are rooting for Argentina rooting for

Malay and especially rooting for what would be a triumph of freedom of the

principle of freedom applied to the economy with all the

deregulation the opening up of the economy this would be great to have that

sort of development in Argentina.

But if you look at the administration, Lula,

and everything that's around Lula,

they don't want Argentina's to to succeed because if

Argentina succeeds and Brazil has a very mediocre economy now probably it's going

south it's going to get much worse. This would put Brazil in and

Lula's policies in a bad light. So that being said it's very interesting what Milan is trying to do

because he is trying to get political opponents closer to him like the Pope who has been a political opponent of his and at the same time he's

cultivating his natural allies so to say like Israel for example and making it very clear the support for Israel.

So that also would disprove that okay Malay is going to isolate Argentina into

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