He is really a crazy far right as all our french media described him ?
 
Yes. But a big part of it is theatrics. He proposed the destruction of the Argentine Peso, adopting the US Dollar as the official currency and the destruction of the Central Bank. None of that will happen, but helped on the show part of the campaign.
 
He is far right libertarian though, and I would argue he is the most far right president in the continent right now and in the last decade. Even Trump supported some level of protectionism over US industries (ban of tech commerce with China, social media, big fees to the imports of food; etc), meanwhile Milei is trying (and very successfully I might add) to remove most of the regulations to the imports of almost everything to companies (not persons though, but that may or may not come later). He seems to truly believe that everything will be better without the regulation of the State and only backtracks when there is a big backlash, like when he tried to heavily reduce the funds to public universities or when recently he drastically reduced the scope of the Right to the Public Information without going through Congress.
 
He is far more gifted as a politician than everyone anticipated. He successfully passed a tax reform, labor reform, modified or eliminated nearly 100 laws regarding different regulations on industries and created a new law to favor big investments (over 100m usd) with nearly 0% tax withholding. All of these changes were approved by the Congress where he has a minority, so his party negotiated a lot to get the things going. One of the biggest flaws that the opposition remarked during his theatrical campaign was that he was ver aggressive and bad at discussion or consensus; he (in my opinion) proved them wrong.

What is your feeling regarding Milei and his politics ?
 
As I mentioned, he is far better in politics than everyone anticipated. He did more in 8 months than the previous president in 4 years and, so far, without commiting crimes (unlike the previous president).
 
I don't like the way he is doing politics though. He is abusing the Decree of Urgency to levels never seen before in democracy. A DNU (Decree of Necessity and Urgency) is a way for the president to rule something with the same authority as a Law without going through Congress. DNUs can only be passed during a National Emergency and the DNU has to be related with such urgency; the Congress can overrule a DNU but both chambers (Representatives and Senate) have to have majority to overrule it. Milei declared a "Economic national emergency" and started blasting DNUs left and right, modifying more than 300 laws from one day to the other without the Congress. The DNUs have immediate effect and the Congress usually takes several months to vote on the overrule of the DNU, so even at worst the DNUs are always effective for a few months. Because the national emergency is an "economic emergency" he basically modified everything with DNUs, from economic regulations to allowing Futbol Clubs to convert to privately owned companies, while the judicial argument was that "everything that moves money is under the national economic emergency" so under his interpretation, he can modify absolutely everything, because to no one surprise, in a capitalism everything is related or has a quantitative equivalent in money.
 
Let me be clear, every president in Argentina abused DNUs, all of them, but this is on the level of ruling without Congress. The modification to the Right to Public Information was with DNU and is a clear example of this (How is that related to a National Economic Emergency?)
 
He is pushing his own ideology and agenda over the country wellbeing (and so did the previous 50 presidents). He removed Argentina from the BRICS after being accepted; Argentina tried for decades to join the BRICS, and he just destroyed that agreement of free commerce between the countries of the block because he think they are communists and US wouldn't like it.
 
However, by being as fanatic as he is, his radical approach to economy did wonders on reducing inflation, lowering it from 25% monthly to nearly 3% monthly with food inflation being less than 1% monthly. On the other side, poverty increased from 42% to 63%, indigency from 7% to nearly 20%, which is pairing with levels of the worst economic recession of the country history. There are no signs that this will get better in the short term and even the Minister of Economy is aiming for next year prospect to improve the economy.
 
He does have a more consistent and clear plan than any of his opponents and I believe that's why he won and why he still holds a big approval rate. He is delivering on some of his promises, reducing regulations, reducing the size of the public administration and showing some really shady business that public servants were doing. People do like that and it shows that something is being done, even though the amount of money being saved by those changes may be negligible for the bigger economic crisis.
 
I think most policies are short sighted. For example the tax exemption to investments over 100m USD is mostly to add liquidity to the market, probably to lift the restrictions over foreign exchange (we call it cepo), but those big industries (copper mines, lithium mines, oil extractions; etc) will start their exports in probably 10 years from now, and when that happen, they will pay 0% on taxes. It is not clear how future management will finance itself, because any company that does not have this exemption (either because their investments are lower than 100m or because they did them before the law) will completely die, and those are the companies paying taxes. This is just one example of many, in my opinion, short sighted policies. I must add however, that short term crisis do required short sighted solutions.
 
As a bias notice, I didn't vote for him and I'm against his ideology and way of doing politics. But he is still better than any of his opponents.

He is really a crazy far right as all our french media described him ?
 
Yes. But a big part of it is theatrics. He proposed the destruction of the Argentine Peso, adopting the US Dollar as the official currency and the destruction of the Central Bank. None of that will happen, but helped on the show part of the campaign.
 
He is far right libertarian though, and I would argue he is the most far right president in the continent right now and in the last decade. Even Trump supported some level of protectionism over US industries (ban of tech commerce with China, social media, big fees to the imports of food; etc), meanwhile Milei is trying (and very successfully I might add) to remove most of the regulations to the imports of almost everything to companies (not persons though, but that may or may not come later). He seems to truly believe that everything will be better without the regulation of the State and only backtracks when there is a big backlash, like when he tried to heavily reduce the funds to public universities or when recently he drastically reduced the scope of the Right to the Public Information without going through Congress.
 
He is far more gifted as a politician than everyone anticipated. He successfully passed a tax reform, labor reform, modified or eliminated nearly 100 laws regarding different regulations on industries and created a new law to favor big investments (over 100m usd) with nearly 0% tax withholding. All of these changes were approved by the Congress where he has a minority, so his party negotiated a lot to get the things going. One of the biggest flaws that the opposition remarked during his theatrical campaign was that he was ver aggressive and bad at discussion or consensus; he (in my opinion) proved them wrong.

What is your feeling regarding Milei and his politics ?
 
As I mentioned, he is far better in politics than everyone anticipated. He did more in 8 months than the previous president in 4 years and, so far, without commiting crimes (unlike the previous president).
 
I don't like the way he is doing politics though. He is abusing the Decree of Urgency to levels never seen before in democracy. A DNU (Decree of Necessity and Urgency) is a way for the president to rule something with the same authority as a Law without going through Congress. DNUs can only be passed during a National Emergency and the DNU has to be related with such urgency; the Congress can overrule a DNU but both chambers (Representatives and Senate) have to have majority to overrule it. Milei declared a "Economic national emergency" and started blasting DNUs left and right, modifying more than 300 laws from one day to the other without the Congress. The DNUs have immediate effect and the Congress usually takes several months to vote on the overrule of the DNU, so even at worst the DNUs are always effective for a few months. Because the national emergency is an "economic emergency" he basically modified everything with DNUs, from economic regulations to allowing Futbol Clubs to convert to privately owned companies, while the judicial argument was that "everything that moves money is under the national economic emergency" so under his interpretation, he can modify absolutely everything, because to no one surprise, in a capitalism everything is related or has a quantitative equivalent in money.
 
Let me be clear, every president in Argentina abused DNUs, all of them, but this is on the level of ruling without Congress. The modification to the Right to Public Information was with DNU and is a clear example of this (How is that related to a National Economic Emergency?)
 
He is pushing his own ideology and agenda over the country wellbeing (and so did the previous 50 presidents). He removed Argentina from the BRICS after being accepted; Argentina tried for decades to join the BRICS, and he just destroyed that agreement of free commerce between the countries of the block because he think they are communists and US wouldn't like it.
 
However, by being as fanatic as he is, his radical approach to economy did wonders on reducing inflation, lowering it from 25% monthly to nearly 3% monthly with food inflation being less than 1% monthly. On the other side, poverty increased from 42% to 63%, indigency from 7% to nearly 20%, which is pairing with levels of the worst economic recession of the country history. There are no signs that this will get better in the short term and even the Minister of Economy is aiming for next year prospect to improve the economy.
 
He does have a more consistent and clear plan than any of his opponents and I believe that's why he won and why he still holds a big approval rate. He is delivering on some of his promises, reducing regulations, reducing the size of the public administration and showing some really shady business that public servants were doing. People do like that and it shows that something is being done, even though the amount of money being saved by those changes may be negligible for the bigger economic crisis.
 
I think most policies are short sighted. For example the tax exemption to investments over 100m USD is mostly to add liquidity to the market, probably to lift the restrictions over foreign exchange (we call it cepo), but those big industries (copper mines, lithium mines, oil extractions; etc) will start their exports in probably 10 years from now, and when that happen, they will pay 0% on taxes. It is not clear how future management will finance itself, because any company that does not have this exemption (either because their investments are lower than 100m or because they did them before the law) will completely die, and those are the companies paying taxes. This is just one example of many, in my opinion, short sighted policies. I must add however, that short term crisis do required short sighted solutions.
 
As a bias notice, I didn't vote for him and I'm against his ideology and way of doing politics. But he is still better than any of his opponents.

Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia, le candidat de l'opposition au Venezuela, s'exile en Espagne
Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia, le candidat de l'opposition vénézuélienne à la présidentielle du 28 juillet, est en route, "à sa demande", vers l'Espagne qui lui a accordé l'asile. Il est visé depuis lundi par un mandat d'arrêt pour ne pas s'être présenté aux trois convocations du parquet concernant une enquête sur le site internet de l'opposition qui le donne vainqueur face à Nicolas Maduro.

Et la justice pourquoi au juste elle a voulu l'arrêter ?
Elle est aux ordres comme chez Poutine ?

Y a des sources fiables sur tout ça ?

Je sais à quel point il a raconté de la merde sur l' Ukraine mais je savais pas qu'il était comme ça  

Bolivia’s justice system has historically been exploited to accommodate the “interests of the ruling political power,” the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) noted after a March 2023 visit. President Luis Arce has failed to fulfill his promise of judicial reform to make the system independent from politics.

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Bolivians were scheduled to vote in 2023 for high court judges and members of the Magistrates Council, the body that appoints and dismisses judges, from lists created by Congress. In the past, the ruling party repeatedly packed the lists with people linked to the government. Elections have been delayed because for the first time, the ruling party lacks the two-thirds majority required to unilaterally select candidates. The terms of current judicial authorities end in January 2024; the constitution does not provide for temporary appointments or term extensions in case elections do not occur in a timely manner.

Le monde entier vote pour la fin du blocus de Cuba, sauf :
 
États-Unis
Israël
Ukraine (abstention)

L'Union européenne est opposée à l'embargo car il affecte ses propres relations commerciales, elle soutient en revanche « un processus de transition progressif et pluraliste et qui permette d'améliorer le niveau de vie des Cubains ».