What can we learn? Let's change and the peronism of the British crisis

Wednesday, March 13, 2019

Marcelo Longobardi reviewed the situation in Britain after the attempt to leave the European Community and its relations with the political crisis experienced by the two main political fronts of Argentina.

This Wednesday presents at the local level a series of internal conflicts that are developing in Argentina.

The first occurs in Change. Today, in the morning, the mayor of Córdoba, Ramón Mestre, who did not have the trainee against the MP Negri, said that radicalism should be considered as a rupture within Cambiemos.

On the other side, we see in Peronism the Santa Fe candidate, Perotti, who claims that Mrs. Kirchner has become a dialogist and wants unity. Then the mayor of Areco says the court must be filled with political activists.

Beside that, the dollar is fighting the interest rate in a complex equilibrium that depends on Argentina's ability to obtain from the Monetary Fund the authorization to sell dollars in the local market and to appease the exchange rate so that it does not become an exchange.

A series of long-standing cross-border conflicts between politics and the economy that are tightening the life of Argentina.

I thought for example that Brexit can teach us Argentines. I say this because it is an internal conflict within a political party that has led to a crisis with dramatic consequences of which we do not know where it is going.

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At the time, the British Prime Minister, as a result of an internal dispute opposing other members of his party, had tried to negotiate with the new British conditions within the Union. European.

Cameron proposed a referendum and lost it. The population voted to leave the European Community and Cameron resigned. There was a crisis that led to May's government.

Even though he did not believe in Brexit, May attempted a smooth exit to avoid catastrophic situations on both sides, especially the British. It did not work

Britain is on the way to the brutal exit of the European Union in a fortnight.

What are the conditions that no one thought of and to which we should pay particular attention of Argentina.

Here we have a political confrontation within Change and between Change and the different sectors of Peronism that dance on Titanic's bridge and who discuss when to put everything back to the devil and that we will eventually get by by encouraging the crisis.

The British economy has lost 800 billion pounds in the past few days for companies going to other countries.

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Secondly, there is the conflict between the Irish, because Northern Ireland belongs to the United Kingdom but Southern Ireland is an independent republic where, until recently, they fired themselves a ball in the back. Violence has been eliminated by eliminating borders.

Now there must be borders again, there are already serious conflicts between Great Britain and France and there will also be conflicts between the Irish.

The third problem is that Scots will want to leave Britain, which will encourage other separatist processes.

Finally, by boosting the entire dialogue, the two British parties are left in the hands of completely radicalized leaders.

The Conservatives remain in the hands of Boris Johnson, who is very involved in Trump, and on the other, Jeremy Corbin, who supports Maduro.

In this, the most democratic society in the world has become the creator of the welfare state in economic matters and the most multicultural country on the planet. I find myself in this disaster as part of an internal discordance of a political party.

I suggest that in Argentina we look carefully at this lesson that the Brexit drama leaves us.

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