Buenos AiresThe Law on Foundations and Starting Points for the Freedom of Argentines, popularly known as the Omnibus Law due to its size, was approved on
The 2023 presidential elections put Argentinean voters before a difficult test: to choose between a radical erratic change or the maintenance of a path that proved nationally harmful.
My speech last year here in Bodrum on Germany’s role in the ongoing war between Russia and the Ukraine, or better and more accurately: between Russia on the one hand and the US, as the boss of NATO, its various European vassals and in particular Germany, and the Ukraine and the Ukrainians as their proxy: as their dispensable tools, useful idiots and sacrificeable lambs on the
There are many factors that affect the yield on government bonds. Yet, it is surely no coincidence that we continue to see yields climb as the federal government churns out new government debt at a breakneck speed never before seen during peacetime. The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield i.e., the interest taxpayers must pay on new government debt reached an average of 4.38
There’s constant carping about people streaming across the U.S. southern border, giving the word immigration a bad name. Here in Nevada we have people migrating to the Silver State from the west and local leaders couldn’t be happier. According to Redfin, 5,000 moved from Los Angeles to Las Vegas in August, down from last August when 6,800 Los Angelinos moved to Sin City. In