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South killer
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quote: Nah, you guys did it all to yourselves..be proud, no other state has gone down so many steps as Argentina |
No, i'm sorry but other countries in the world helped us.
By 1940 we had the government of Peron (although i'm not peronist he did some good things..and some others bad) and we where the 7th economy in the world (bigger than canada and others). Peron estatized all the public companies and we were in our top. In the 70's we had our most terrible military coup of General Videla that WAS argentinian but he was educated in USA and his coup was suppourted and aided by USA. Even he had a meeting with the USA president at the time (don't remember his name).
In 1983 the coup ended, leaving 30.000 ''dissapeared'' people most of them of Middle class and some of them with left wing ideas but some others not.
In 1989 president Menem assumed and in his 10 years of presidency he privaticed all the state companies that Peron estatized(notice the contradiction, as menem claims to be a peronist). The IMF suggested this privatizations and Menem did it. For many years the IMF regarded Argentina as an example ''perfect economy policie''. And that ''perfect economic policy'' suggested by the IMF is what in great part lead us to the current situation. Even today the IMF continue pressing on privatizations and they tell us to ''be tough'' with riots. Menem continues to be a great friend of Mr. Bush father until today.
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Dr Strangelove
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quote: Originally posted by South killer
No, i'm sorry but other countries in the world helped us.
By 1940 we had the government of Peron (although i'm not peronist he did some good things..and some others bad) and we where the 7th economy in the world (bigger than canada and others). Peron estatized all the public companies and we were in our top.[/B] |
I think it was 1945 when Argentina was ranked the 7th economy in the world. Considering that most of the rest of the world was in ruins that's not so surprising. You also have to take into account that by that time Argentina had already received large sums of money from the Nazis. Soon nosy old Uncle Sam was insisting that Argentina give it back. Peron wasn't in power in 1940. I think he assumed the Presidency in 1945 or 1946. By the time Peron left (1952 or 1953?) Argentina was near bankruptcy and had certainly slipped far down the ladder as the nations of Europe began to recover from the war (and got their money back).
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