Post: #26

(11-09-2015 11:44 PM)Praetor Lupus Wrote:  As long as whoever wins stops bitching about the Falklands and works on restoring the country, all power to them.

It doesn't matter what the Argentinian policy is, once Corbyn is elected he will enact a power-sharing deal over The Falklands, between Argentina and Palestine.

I don't know much about SA politics, but would I be right in saying that their politics are at risk of falling back into socialism or fascism at any moment?

Post: #27

(11-29-2017 12:44 PM)gework Wrote:  

(11-09-2015 11:44 PM)Praetor Lupus Wrote:  As long as whoever wins stops bitching about the Falklands and works on restoring the country, all power to them.

It doesn't matter what the Argentinian policy is, once Corbyn is elected he will enact a power-sharing deal over The Falklands, between Argentina and Palestine.

I don't know much about SA politics, but would I be right in saying that their politics are at risk of falling back into socialism or fascism at any moment?

a power-sharing deal over The Falklands (Malvinas) when a huge reserve of oil has been discovered underwater close to the Malouines? I doubt it. (But you were probably joking anyway )

"at risk of falling back into socialism or fascism at any moment?": the Center-Right has a strong hold on Argentina, socialist Cristina is all but defeated forever, probably headed to jail actually (her indictment having been confirmed on the Sauces embezzlement case, just a few minutes ago)...

What is of utmost interest for the Right on the continent, is the new Nationalist-Right candidate in Chile (who took 8% from mister Pineda), and the new, young Nationalist candidate of Brazil, who would deserve his own thread.