Argentina’s President Macri Withdraws Neoliberal Reforms Due to Massive Resistance — Gregory Wilpert interviews Atilio Boron

Summary:
Prof. Atilio Boron analyzes the situation in Argentina, where President Macri is pushing drastic neoliberal reforms against widespread resistance from unions and social movements. Sec. of State Rex Tillerson visits to give Macri backing and to urge anti-Venezuela sanctions.... Misleading title. The MO of the neoliberals is to push ahead as hard as possible, then pause when resistance rises, and push ahead again when it dies down. Well, you know, the Macri government is very...proxy of the US government. TRNNArgentina's President Macri Withdraws Neoliberal Reforms Due to Massive Resistance Gregory Wilpert interviews Atilio Boron, Senior Researcher of the National Council of Scientific Research, Emeritus Professor of the University of Buenos Aires, and Professor at the National University

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Mike Norman considers the following as important: Argentina, Mauricio Macri, Neoliberalism, social unrest

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