The El Mundo newspaper on the assault of Argentina: when people love their own thieves

The Paso elections in Argentina continue to open debates in other parts of the world. And it is the international press that is responsible for badyzing what the victory of Kirchnerism looks like in the vote on Sunday, August 11th.

Francisco Rosell, director of the prestigious El Mundo newspaper in Spain, was one of the most difficult.

In a note titled "When people love their own thieves", Rosell spoke of "lenient ideological mbades with Peronist corruption" in Argentina and shared them with the "kleptocracy organized for so many years by the" vice- King Jordi Pujol "in Catalonia.

"Argentina, a resource-rich country, has given up its sickle to a Peronism that has created a corrupt clientele that has not only pitifully spoiled it, but has made it so solipsistic that it has not not notice the nature and severity of these ailments, "Rosell wrote.

And even more: "Borges' wisdom on Peronist incorporation can be extended to many Argentines, even if they are not attributed to this movement, even if they behave as such."

Elsewhere in the text, the director of El Mundo said that "there is no doubt that Argentina is a disaster of bad policy".

And that does not save the qualifications for Mauricio Macri. "In the fight that he led for his political survival, Macri kindles the polls of election expenses by burning the weights of the state budget."

"In his agony, he has defeated the populist temptation by selling his soul to the devil and we already know how he charges his gambling debts," says Rosell.