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[QUOTE=Panos]The World as you all know it will not be soon. The new societies will form in the Southern Cone of South America and Argentina as we all know it will change irrevocably.
Move out of Europe and USA before it is too late.[/QUOTE]Who is this CockSucker?
Exon
[QUOTE=Panos]The World as you all know it will not be soon. The new societies will form in the Southern Cone of South America and Argentina as we all know it will change irrevocably.
Move out of Europe and USA before it is too late.[/QUOTE]
O. K.
But don't send them here, please.
[QUOTE=Captain]Finally, I fail to understand that on one hand you send me a PM requesting me to delete the posts and just as I come on desk to do the needful and let bygones be bygones[/QUOTE]Sorry, this did go on too long and too far. I just want to make one thing clear from this quote of Captain's. I did NOT ask him to delete ANY posts.
I did, however, ask him to modify one of his posts to remove some information which could be damaging to others. Information which he had no right to share publicly, information which he gleaned from conversations that were held in person and never intended to be repeated in a forum for the whole world to see.
In fact, my exact request to him (after telling him that I wanted him to stop making such accusations in public was):
"I would appreciate it if you would edit your post to take out the insinuation of *******."
I would like to apologize everyone for getting caught up in that childish exchange.
Bad Man, you are right, we were both acting like kids.
[QUOTE=El Queso]Captain's.
I did, however, ask him to modify one of his posts to remove some information which could be damaging to others. Information which he had no right to share publicly, information which he gleaned from conversations that were held in person and never intended to be repeated in a forum for the whole world to see.[/QUOTE]Mongers,
I can clarify that false accusation especially since it questions my personal integrity but will strictly refrain as I have already promised Mr Jackson.
[QUOTE=El Queso] we were both acting like kids.[/QUOTE]El Queso,
Do not make any statement here as my representative.
Argentine Peso Rebounds After Central Bank Offers $1 Billion.
By Drew Benson.
Oct. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Argentina's peso rebounded from its lowest in almost six years after the central bank offered to buy $1 billion of the local currency to stem a two-week slide.
The peso was little changed, down 0.1 percent at 3.3697 per dollar at 11:06 a. M. New York after sliding as much as 1.6 percent to 3.4226 earlier. The central bank initially offered to buy pesos at 3.39 per dollar before lowering it to 3.37, a bank spokesman said.
The central bank intervention set 'a floor'' for the exchange rate, sparking the rebound, said Fernando Izzo a currency trader with Buenos Aires-based ABC Mercado de Cambio.
'This market is crazy,'' Izzo said.
The central bank spokesman declined to say how much of the $1 billion worth of pesos it has bought so far.
To contact the reporters on this story: Drew Benson in Buenos Aires at [email]Abenson9@bloomberg. Net[/email]
Last Updated: October 29, 2008 11:20 EDT
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The central bank has to be carful not to use up too much reserves, to support the peso, since it’s already being taped to pay off the Paris Club debt. And in the future, it will be taped pay off government dept, to avoid a default. By taking over the pension funds, the government delays when they need to tap the central bank, but they will probably do so in 2010 or 2011 is my guess.
[QUOTE=Tessan]$6.4 billion debts with the Paris Club group of 19 creditor nations, so that will leave Ar with $40.5 Billion, form 50.5 Billion in March.[/QUOTE]Central bank reserves probably now below 40 billion and falling.
"Under the Kirchners, Argentina has been living in a world of make-believe."
[url]http://www.independent.org/newsroom/article.asp?id=2357[/url]
Sidney,
I know you are pals with Warren Buffet and Bill Gates, but what is impeaching Christina going to do?
The likely replacements for Christina are no better than her. The only recognizable politicians who may improve the situation are Lavagna and Macri but I am not sure they are in line to take control.
Argentina is living in Peter Pan's world I. E. Never Never Land where you can increase wages without increasing productivity. And I can assure you that Argentina will ever be able to increase productivity as long as they have their fucking ridiculous labor laws and their fucking worthless unions.
The only solution I can see is if Christina turns to you, or Exon or Rock Harders or Jackson for advice. Other than that, good luck Argentina
[QUOTE=Sidney]Maradona, was a great player 20-25 years ago, is chosen to be the Coach of the national team. His resume = great player, no coaching experience, ''allegedly'' a drunk and ''coke head'', and ''allegedly'' in and out of rehab. An incredibly STUPID choice![/QUOTE]ALLEGEDLY? Very funny Sidney. No doubt he will create a great number of problems and the gossip media will love him for it.