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offer ends December 3rd, 2023. Open to UK and N.I. Guardian. Good evening. Tonight, the show begins with a conversation with two extremely happy young men.

Joseph Umar, the Executive Director of Secure Free Society in San Diego, and Ernesto Arruja, former Foreign Minister of the Republic of

Brazil in Buenos Aires, celebrating as they explained the surprise victory of

Javier Malay, the Libertarian Economist with the Beetle haircut, who is now the

president-elect of Argentina, described as an earthquake, a political earthquake by the BBC.

Ernesto said the celebration was long and ecstatic in Buenos Aires.

He attended the headquarters of Malay's candidacy. The defeat

meant a momentary rejection by for the Parenistas who are dominant in the legislature.

That's part of the challenge ahead from Hala to work with the legislature where he does not

have many party members. He must work with the

opposition. His intentions, according to the campaign, are to turn the tables on the statism of Argentina.

A quarter of the people are employed by the state.

More than half the people get a check in some fashion.

There's the underground economy and the enormous

debt to the IMF 44 billion at last counting inflation well over 100 percent and no

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