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Itaipu dam?
Once you hit 95 you may as well hit triple digits before going back down just for bragging rights. >

Yeah, Argentina be like: "suck on that Turkey with your  puney 85%" >

Well that's the official low ball number... It's way higher in reality. >

Thought that was implied with most of the "reported" inflation data....I know the US has been changing its equation they use to measure multiple times over the last decades to "reduce" the reported number >

Well you don't have Joe Biden fireing the manager every three month of the national statistics ministry because he didn't like the numbers. Erdogan has made it his private national sport to churn those guys out month by month. >

What are the fundamental reasons this continues for so long in Argentina?  It seems like it’s been in constant financial crisis for at least the last 20 years.  But they aren’t under sanctions or at war.  Is it really just corruption ? >

It really is just corruption. >

Hey, give incompetence some credit. >

All incompetence is for show. Everything is done on purpose to steal as much as possible from us. >

Yeah. The same happened in the US with the 2008 financial crisis. You'd think it was mere incompetence from the bankers that didn't realize how bad everything was going to get, but in reality it was all on purpose. They made billones out of everyone and the average US citizen is more impoverished now that ever. >

But they won the world cup though >

Imagine if the WC was 1 year later. They probably couldn't have bribed FiFA anymore. >

Oh please, you can bribe FIFA with half a used banana. >

He's just butthurt that he isnt a soccer ball >

I was in Buenos Aires for a week. When I arrived, the black-market exchange rate (the "Dollar Blue") was 325 pesos to the dollar. When I left, it was 345.
The official exchange rate remained static, at about 180 to 1. >

Clearly Biden is to blame >

Sounds like they're on par with Venezuela >

What's their version of the Maduro diet? >

Pero che, ganaraon el mundial >

Time to invade The Falklands. >

Nah, let the kelpers invade. They would bring some civilization to us. >

Time for another stab at the Falklands to distract from the situation at home? >

Didn’t work out so well for them last time.
It was my pleasure to have assisted. >

Can they just start over? >

There are four types of economies.  
Developed economies.  
Underdeveloped economies.  
Japan.  
And Argentina. >

That is nuts. I hope the argentina people can bounce back and do OK moving forward >

We have %50 poverty.
Our government is planning to spend almost 3 million dollars in Lube ( i'm not kidding) in a campaign called "make me yours". 
They were also thinking in spending more money in a program to 3D scan penises, vaginas and anuses to show variety in  sexual education classes.
The reason we are always in crisis is: hillarous and total corruption and robbery
Peronism, Kirchnerism a cancer to Argentina. But even then, all our polititians, our institutions are completely corrupt and they all steal money from the People (most of the time saying is to give money to the same People)
And while every day is more obvious that we are being scammed... Half the country would vote them again and the other just want to live their lives and feel there is nothing to do >

...of course as they are still partying after world cup win >

What is this? Zimbabwe? >

It needs to be 3 times worse to be Zimbabwe >

Yet somehow their electricity is 0.036 U.S. Dollar per kWh among the lowest in the world somehow.