Have you ever felt like escaping to your own desert island?

Jane Gaskin did exactly that, trading in the family home to begin a new life in the

tropics.

But she soon discovers that Paradise has its secrets.

I'm Alice Levine, and this is the price of Paradise,

the island dream that ends in kidnap, corruption, and murder. Wish you were here. Follow the price of Paradise Now, wherever

you listen to podcasts. This is John Bachelor, conversation with Professor Evanignellis of the U.S. Army War College Strategic Studies Institute

about the new president of Argentina, certainly a maverick, colorful, Javier Malay, an economist a TV presenter, and a man who is surprising

and means to be successful turning the economy around from catastrophe of these last decades.

However, with all the attention he is getting the challenge of the third largest economy in South America.

The Financial Times turns its eyesight on his sister, 52-year-old Karina, who is a prominent person in his administration.

The story here is unusual, and Evan Ellis addresses it.

It does not judge. It creates more of a mystery about

Javier Malay. Karina Malay, 52-year-old, close counselor to the President of Argentina.

This could be exciting and colourful.

Baker, Tarocar Reader, but Europe is puzzled. More of the Slater.

Is that Malay himself has been a rather unusual private person and part of that

attribute is that he has a very close bond that apparently goes back to their difficult childhood with his sister Karina.

And indeed, you know, that is generated any number of whispers largely by people who have felt that, you know, she, by traveling with him by being a bit of a gatekeeper, in some ways, you know, denies the types of influence that the usual pundits and

politicians and influencers are used to having and so the gripe that you know she

doesn't have an elaborate professional background.

She actually had her own cake business.

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