Another great article! Keep up the great work. You make some great points in it especially about with locals patience only lasting so long. I moved to Argentina not long after the corralito and ex-President Fernando de la Rua's office was in the same building as my office. We had 2 floors in the building and his law firm was wedged between my floors.
I remember the hatred people had for that guy. I'd have employees that wouldn't ride in the same elevator as him and I remember seeing an old lady spitting in his face outside of my building.
It is ugly when people's patience wears off. I am glad to see so far, locals seem patient and know things will probably get worse before they get better.
So unreal that people expect results in 100 days. It's never gonna happen if people think 2 years is a long time.
Another great article! Keep up the great work. You make some great points in it especially about with locals patience only lasting so long. I moved to Argentina not long after the corralito and ex-President Fernando de la Rua's office was in the same building as my office. We had 2 floors in the building and his law firm was wedged between my floors.
I remember the hatred people had for that guy. I'd have employees that wouldn't ride in the same elevator as him and I remember seeing an old lady spitting in his face outside of my building.
It is ugly when people's patience wears off. I am glad to see so far, locals seem patient and know things will probably get worse before they get better.