This is a new world report thanks to Professor Avenelis of the U.S.

with the New World Report,

thanks to Professor Avenelis of the U.S. Army War College Strategic Studies Institute.

Argentina, the odd person out with the election of Javier Malay who is very active. I mentioned right away that Harvey Malay is

mentioning that he doesn't believe the coup in Bolivia for example who asked him but then this led to a diplomatic dispute in the calling of the

Argentine ambassador in La Paz to the palace to be reprimanded guess, for challenging the credibility of President Arse.

There's another president that Havre Mille wants to mix it with.

That would be Lula de Silva, his neighbor in Brazil. Lula de

Silva is going to be present when Javier Malay visits Brazil, but the President Malay is making it very clear he's going to visit with

Dyer Bolsonaro, the previous president, who's something of an outcast right now within Brazil he's been disenfranchised from running

again in the next cycle. At the same time Javier Malay is I believe turning his back on

or not participating in Mercosur, which is a trade organization.

In general, Malay is calling attention to himself, saying there's another way.

Professor, this all looks to be friction.

Borrowing trouble would be one way of putting it,

but at the same time, Malay's style is consistent ever since he started campaigning with a

chainsaw and the good news for him is that his economic reforms seem to be

resonating with the establishment. I note that the omnibus bill that

passed through the Senate the last time we're reporting, this has to do with reforming the

government, slicing it down to a comparable to a good

corporation and not a monster that takes over the economy.

Pass not only the Senate bill but it is now passed through the lower house and is now

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