The time when ARGENTINA almost CHANGED PATHS - VisualPolitik EN
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On 14 February 2021, Carlos Saúl Menem, who was President of Argentina for two terms, passed away at the age of 90.
We are talking about one of the most controversial figures in Argentine politics. There is no middle ground, depending on who you talk to either elevates him to the stars or demonizes him. Menem was a politician to the core, one of those social leaders who likes to be surrounded by famous people, such as sportsmen, artists and models, and who also has no qualms about saying one thing and then doing the opposite.
However, the truth is that his period in the Casa Rosada was a sort of hiatus in what has been the usual trend in Argentine politics. Under the governments of Carlos Menem, changes came at full speed and for a time Argentina became one of the most fashionable countries in the world. However, things did not end well.
What effect did Menem have on Argentina? How did he manage to make positive international headlines. Why did it all go downhill? In this video we give you all the details about one of the most fascinating political periods in Argentina's history.
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Man this channel sure has one hell of an OBSESSION with Argentina. I've lost track of how many episodes you guys have dedicated to that one country. I bet even this new LatamPolitik thing you've launched will have half its content dedicated just to Argentina...
@@ArawnOfAnnwn I’m in the UK, where the media is completely ‘obsessed’ with the Middle East (mostly Saudi Arabia, Syria and the UAE) and China - other regions/countries hardly get mentioned, and when they are, they are rarely given much analysis. E.g. in my experience, it’s common for people not to know who the PM of Australia is (a country that I think is woefully ignored IMO). I think it’s great that VP want to spread knowledge about Argentina, an important country, that I think most British people (including myself) don’t know much about.
Argentina: exist
Visualpolitik: stonks,
out of joke, get me out of here please
The guy in the thumbnail has the exact same expression as the people who run this channel when they're told they haven't made a video on Argentina in a while.
Lets all have hope they dont end the same way
People asking why we always choose the same people over and over again, its because in both sides of the polls there is the same people with a different flag, and the 3rd parties can't stop making a joke of themselves every time a camera points at them. There is no way out but to leave.
We can apply your answer here in Brazil.
Honestly, this video reminds me of my time in Argentina, we learned a lot about Menem and how his policies in the beginning created prosperity, but unfortunately the Argentine governments refusal to touch public spending on social services and convertibility really did cause problems. I honestly forgot about business reforms and such to help make Argentine businesses more competitive so that is another interesting take on the situation. Honestly if some of these changes were made i feel like argentina could have rebounded and returned to the glory days at the turn of the century.
Edit: in reference to the end, i remember he had a few of economic advisors under him who actually recommended many of the policies. Many of these were students of the US's idea of neo-liberalism.
Ps: I want to background rock music!!!!
Well good thing I live in the US and not in Argentina where liberalism rocks.
Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷!
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Los argentinos somos tan egocéntricos que hasta vemos lo nuestro en ingles JAJA
If economy is so bad in Argentina why then they always elect the same type of people?
Populism, unfortunately, is deeply embedded in Argentina thanks to Juan Peron
@The Last Emperor Bro I feel you Africa is the same but shit keep on happening over and over
@atypical boy Populism usually shows up occasionally not all the time!
You cant elect other people, they are everywhere, they are the comunist, the liberals, the capitalist, its not just one party, our last non-justicialist precident was peronist to, they made a cult and everyone is in it
@@Ace-cc1em no need to thanx me
Messi can save Argentina after signing a new £492 million contract with Barcelona
Well I think argentina is anyway a paradise for wealthy argentinians, I can bet with you that messi owns things there not only him. Also other wealthy argentines and probubly spanish people those with euros, thier money is anyway in europe.
Messi's barely an Argentine, he moved to spain when he was a teenager
Menem should have a battle with Eminem
Or..., Collaborate: Their first, self-titled, album: Menem 'n Eminem.
Man this channel sure has one hell of an OBSESSION with Argentina. I've lost track of how many episodes you guys have dedicated to that one country. I bet even that new LatamPolitik thing you've launched will have over half its content dedicated just to Argentina...
Argentinian here, thats because our country is what not to do list
Take in consideration that the channel is orginally from Spain. And to be fair, sadly Argentina is quite an example: One of the few countries that made the transition from wealthy to developing "recently".
If you are like 25 - 30, imagine that by the time you're 75, it becomes clear that Canada or Finland are going backwards into becoming developing countries, with growing pockets of misery, diaspora, political inestability, and the full package.
@@LuisRomeroLopez that's really sad man.
Why not argentina is an important country in latin america.......
@@khalidfarah458 Indeed. 😶
Argentina is amazing, just an over paid government with poor business skills
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Argentina used to have it so good in the 90s that they were the only Latin American country that could enter the USA visa free.
Uruguay had visa free entry also.
@@victoriasmith6925 LMAO
Sorry, you are correct. North Argentina was also exempt.
Great analysis btw (ignore the haters!). I think in the end people oppose reform because they believe they will be on the losing side. The irony in Argentina’s case is that the lack of reform led to the economic collapse in 2001, devastating the middle class and the poorest - the very people who were probably the most opposed to reforms. I think to get ordinary people to support reform you need to tackle corruption amount the elites as well, without that I can’t see how Argentina (and similar countries) is going to get out the endless poverty trap it is in.
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Very narrow vision you have if your all vision is made by a single source
oh dear
So I take it you're big on neoliberalism by now then...
they re shaping you wrongly....very wrongly...
@@raphinhakiki7434 because a random person like you said so? ok
What, suddenly Simon's too good for Argentina?
Ask yourself when did you last seen Simon on VisualPolitik EN?
Simon didnt actually right the content, it's all writen by some spanish guys and presented by some randos
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One of problems in Latin America is that they only look to US/Europe for ideas. Having Japan as a model to follow (or to contrast with) is one of the reasons countries like South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore were able to rise. If you look at the second wave (now even the third) of Asian tigers, they still more or less follow that model. Latin American on the other hand is on opposite path.
Corruption seems to be their biggest problem. If they'd solve that problem and have a reasonable amount of corruption that is even remotely comparable to Europe, US or developed Asian countries I'm convinced all those countries could become much more decent countries immediately. Easier said than done though when corruption is ingrained in the mentality of the people.
The problem with the Asian model is it relies on a highly disciplined populace through strict laws. This is impractical in Latin America. The real problem with Latin America is how to put it. A mentality of exploitation and corruption left over from the old Spanish empire. Kruat and tea did a video on this I subject you go watch it.
These are all strong capitalist countries with a hard working population (just the American parts of the US of course). Siesta seems to be the latino motto and corruption is so embedded in latino culture that its normal to them so I don't see things getting much better. Every city in the US that the latinos took over collapsed economically.
Nah it wouldn't last. You need East Asian mentality for this model to work.
SA needs the US model of law & order with economic & civil liberty, no wonder all the brains of the continent keep escaping over there.
@@tavernburner3066 U should read Prof. Ha-Joon Chang of Cambridge Univ "Bad Samaritans". Chapter 9 titles is "Lazy Japanese and thieving Germans Are some cultures incapable of economic development?" Cultural explanations to economic development are not taken seriously at the academic level anymore. That was just a story created by the rich western countries to explain away their responsibilities towards the countries they decimated through colonization. Now a days, institutions are considered to be much more important. And having a export led economy creates all sorts of good incentives that create good institutions.
Always great content! Really unique and well researched. I'm not a professional so I won't pay for news though.
The thumbnail for this video though! FML!! 😂😂😂😂
Before watching this video an ad about Coolgate toothpaste 🦷showed up.
After WWII it was 6th richest country in world, who sold Beef and Wheat for all fighting sides. And yeah Argentina most famous for wheat and beef production, but all know-how, trains, combine harvesters, warehouses equipment made and produced outside Argentina, yeah after WWII beef and wheat prices was insane high, aftertime when USA turned switch to produce more for citizens purposes required technology, beef and wheat export prices plummeted down. All privatization In Argentina has spur taste, international companies don't have enough markets to expand and Argentina not have universities to invent know-how for own market. At least Argentina not big polluter from the 50 biggest population counties :)
I guess the main problem for every president (not only in Argentina) is that you can't really cut public spending without causing major disturbances. If you have a small government and you make it even smaller, not many people will loose their job/welfare. But if you have like 40% of the population working for the state or receiving welfare, and you'd need to cut that by say 25%, 10% of the entire population will be in serious problems which makes every politicians - no matter how charismatic - very unpopular.
And I honestly have no idea how any democratic politician who wants to be reelected can solve that problem. Even if he sacrifices himself, his opponent will promise to undo these reforms and win the next election, so nothing is gained in the end.
Democracies lead to bigger governments because politicians promise voters other people's money to get elected. Since I see no way to stop this, a situation like in Argentina is predictable in many Western countries. In 1900, the German state quota was below 20%. Now it's above 60%. Spending is increasing. Does not look good. Please prove me wrong.
Saludos a Argentina,
con todas sus problemas: es un hermoso país con gente muy amable y la mejor comida del mundo.
That shirt is bananas. I want one
I could teach you how to pronounce "Anillaco", "La Rioja" and "Facundo Quiroga" if you want, hahaha! Thanks for another video on Argentina :D
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What's the music at 2:42
I must say that blackout are still an issue in Argentina.
Great content. Keep on showing the truth about Latin America to the world. Thanks :)
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He doesnt only like Argetine politics and history...
The issues under discussion are obviously contentious to say the least, but on the whole I found the video well balanced (although painful to hear for Argentines). I basically agree with your description. Great crisis bring along big changes, and Argentina is no exception. The country going down the drain in 1989 more than Menem’s undoubted charisma prompted profound change more than anything else. By then a society and powerful power groups basically dedicated to protect their own petty interests at one point chickened out at the very real prospect of facing the abyss. Things were no different on Titanic before shaking hands with an iceberg. Everybody, all three classes and the crew were looking after their interests until disaster struck. That very split second interests abruptly changed, gone was the champagne, the dancing and everything else. The sole aim was a place on the boats. Society as a whole, politicians, trade unions, the army, business, you name it, suddenly accepted what until yesterday had been anathema. Foremost the culling of the revered state owned companies, sacred cows that offered a dismal service and lost money as if there was no tomorrow. This brought about substantial change, but after some time society grew complacent and thought that going back to the old ways, if done more moderately, would do no harm this time. Just like the recovered alcoholic who believes he can get away with just an occasional sip. Obviously in no time our man was half seas over once again. Fiscal discipline ought to have been maintained for a full generation. So we sadly ended up at square one. But let no one wail, or cancel the hossanas, this time we will try harder, and nationalize bananas!
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Paraphrasing the joker: It's Argentina, you wouldn't get it
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7:10 This is a good pun
Just wondering what would happen if people of Argentina start to use Bitcoin more. Goverment can't print them.
Where can I get a banana shirt like that?
That thumb nail is scary 😮
VisualPolitik and Argentina - never ending love story.
We just need goverments that leave people alone as much as possible
This seams very similar to what happened in Chile but with less death while at least in the first term that is
Actually I think there was a lot of death during the military dictatorship years from 1976.
@@markonikolic7957 that is true but I meant this time period not the dirty way
The only 'problem' is the lack of a similar series about Brazil ...
Almost is the key word.
When I see another VP video on Argentina: Oh NO, not again, haven't they had enough!
Wow, what a great video. I’m not familiar with Argentinian political affairs & as such never heard of him. What an amazing turn around he brought to his nation, (changes which came with quite a bit of corruption & negative consequences for many In sure). But in this as with all things, a leader has to make the choice between the greater evil or the little evil and in doing so can NEVER win the support of all. I get the impression that his opposition wasn’t to happy with losing their hegemony as a result of his sweeping changes and therefor actively worked against him behind the scenes, to the detriment of their own people. I find it quite sad & disappointing that all of his reforms, which benefited so many, were ultimately rolled back and that his people, while having a taste of stability were plunged back into instability & poverty 😩 What a complicated legacy to leave on ur nation, one fraught with epic highs and catastrophic lows.
You had the chance to do a Clarkson-pause and you blew it! "...one of the least covered regions....(1...2...3...4...).... in the world!".
Is it me or does the picture they choose for this video freaky??
We should start a Gofund me for this guys dental care
Its hard to watch the video with those teeth.
@@abby29605 Watch it on 144p.
@@Ufu4847 it worked miracle..now i can watch the video....i was just listening while scrolling through the comment to avoid looking at that scary mouth
ALGUN ARGENTINO
Tengo una pregunta , cuando ello dicen "public spending" a que se refieren en Argentina, por ejemplo el vídeo habla sobre como privatizaron todo , entonces en teoria el gobierno ya no puede generar dinero o gastar dinero ya que todo está en manos privadas.
Entonces como el gobierno logro acabarse el dinero
el gobierno aún genera dinero via impuestos y deudas, y aún habian muchos setores en las manos del estado para gastar
Excuse me, here should be year 1995 or 1999, when president Carlos Menem left his office.
That Thumbnail scared the s&#t out of me...
Your thumbnail gave me nightmares
Wtf the Thumbnail!?😐
Dont worry, that hell monster is already dead
Is the president of this period, he is dead now, he was old
Quiroga sounds like keeroga
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Fact boi
Bring Simon whistler back
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Some poor Argentinian lady has to wake up to that face from the thumbnail in bed every day.
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what happened to the guy with glasses?
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Simon has multiple channels.
That means he doesnt have enaugh time to be here at visualpolitics.
Same thing is happening in India
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PLEASE, 👉🏻👉🏻👉🏻👉🏻👉🏻why argentina could become the next germany
Dammit Argentina! Why vote in those bad guys ?
The 90's was the time of pizza an champagne.
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I would like to ask one question to the argentine politicians how your country's foreign relations with china now a days?.
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One million videos about Argentina, two of Brazil?!?!!?!?!?!
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@@victoriasmith6925 are you kidding me?!!??!?!
@@18p3pi He's a fake profile...
Why did he said Falklands????
I’m here now for my second time. Lived here originally in 2011. I think it was 4-1 usd to peso at that time. Upon arrival this trip I was getting 390 - 1…yesterday 450 to 1. Every single day, your average Argentine loses money. THEY STILL ARE GOING TO VOTE THE SAME WAY. They seriously do not believe anything is their fault. Blame is placed outside of their political realm. What’s even crazier, they seem to believe they deserve more from the government. More spending! I know this is anecdotal but after attending 1 year of school here, multiple weeks here in my second trip spending a lot of time with porteños (who are insanely friendly to me) I just want to explode like why do you all not see something radically needs to change, I keep quiet. It’s not my country and they don’t want to hear a yanqui talking about their government even though it’s free game for them the other way. It’s sad to me because after traveling all over this country, it’s beautiful.
ello
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I am wondering whether people from this channel have already been blacklisted by Argentina and prohibited to enter the country or not yet. :D
Ooof those teeth...
Google "2 witness rule" and protect your children from your local child molesters! And great video my Scottish friend; does Argentina EVER fail to entertain, NEVER.
you don´t talk a lot about Latin America, you talk a lot about Argentina only
It wouldn't last-
Argentina and a Sound Economy are Natural enemies.
Like Grant and a toothbrush.
Or Grant and the dentist.
Or Grant and a good floss.
Or Grant and correct pronunciation!
Damn Grant, You've ruined Scotland!
PS- love the Banana shirt
OMG, took me a second to click...
You’re a nasty person Gil
@@timbuktu93 I know
So his no diffrent than Stefan Löfven.....
Argentina again ... why the dysfunction? Why so corrupt?
Menem died 2 months ago
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Does argentina need a new menem?
Ah, yes, la she-she-she-elección
His teeth are yellow no lie
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Need a Maggie Thatcher to reform and a reliable currency.
Maybe a constitution not changed by whim?
Argentina needs a new people. ;p
there are now 195 independent sovereign nations in the world you seem to cover just 2 Chyna and the Tango mob, getting boring
Argentina needs substantial multi-generational structural reforms on culture, education, economy, and politics like removal of the collectivist socialist mindset in the Argentine psyche by purging left-leaning academics in the University of Buenos Aires that preach socialistic ideas to students. It needs to dismantle its powerful but destructive labor unions by imposing an Argentine version of the Taft-Hartley Act that institutionalizes union-busting at the national scale. It needs to do massive retrenchment of public sector labor force and bureaucratic simplification that some of its provinces like Formosa have to be fused into larger provinces or the individual municipal governments in Buenos Aires suburbs need to be dismantled as well and fused them into the Buenos Aires City proper.
Argentinians are just not smart people. They enjoy the sensational feelings of nationalism and like free lunches. There is nothing can be done about the country other than a cultural change. It is needs other cultures to supplant the one that already exists in it. It needs a population dump of East Asians and Anglos and Germanic peoples onto them.
Privativatisation of Sectors shown in 10:09 is and allways will be a dogsht move how can this be painted in a positive light. The only thing it does is you gain short Term capital and loose control over services, whose quality ppl rely on, which are now operated by privat companies under the provit motive. G fcking G.. And if the service where already dogsht before they got privatised, than this is a sign of way bigger underlying problems presumably with corruption, that will not be fixed through privatisation. Bad tongues would theorize, the privat sector, paid of some politicians, to make public services dogsht enough, so that there will be public support for privatisation, good thing that never happens tho. LOL
@@victoriasmith6925 Very confusing.
@@victoriasmith6925 Isnt investing in crypto just subscribing to the "Greater fool theory".
Nice anoying Spam account tho.
Never knew Argentina was once ruled by an Arab.
@G He's Syrian
You should seriously include closed captions as your accent is very difficult to comprehend.
It does include closed captions
So, the free market and liberalization saved Argentina... that sounds like a story I have heard about, oh, a thousand times before.
But a ballooning big state undid all the good work? Yeah, heard that a few thousand times before too.
What you heard before is called “historical facts”
@ - ECOMOMY OF ARGEMTIMA
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A muslim president of a christian italianish country in south america
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He was born a muslim but he was baptized as a catholic.
Menem wasn't Muslim. What you think it's genetic? xD
The host needs to try a teeth whitening cream. Great content though 👌 👏 👍
ARUZENCHIN.
Man your colorist makes the guys teeth green :/
He failed to realized that you can't consume more than you produce.
Talk slower , are on something ?
How yellow are those teeth!
No grant, we like your latin america videos because of the way you butcher latin names.
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I am Argentinean living in Australia now , and I think Menem was a GOOD President who tried very hard to make Argentina to succeed , but he failed because of the ARGENTINEANS.
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