Why does not Netflix publish a Macri-engaging documentary?

At present, Netflix denies Argentineans access to a documentary that studies one of the most notorious corruption cases involving President Macri.

After the controversy generated by the incessant claims in the social networks of the global streaming giant, after "running the ball" that Jorge Lanata was preparing to load a propaganda support for the macrisme on the platform, Netflix is ​​again under surveillance .

The US company should explain why it refuses access to Argentine citizens to this documentary, loaded on its platform.

We are talking about Alex Winter's documentary The Panama Papers, in the year 2018, in which we badyze how this phenomenal network of political and commercial corruption was revealed, linked to tax shelters in the Caribbean country, from leaking documentation. from Mossack Fonseca studio.

The Cambiemos leader is involved in this international investigation, alongside a handful of other world leaders, such as Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko and King of Saudi Arabia, Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud.

The refusal of public access to products of this nature does not seem to have been the policy of society in other countries of the region.

This was certainly not the case with the "O Mecanismo" series inspired by the Lava Jato process, the investigation into corruption in the United States, which paved the way for the arrival of Jair Bolsonaro in power in Brazil.

But it seems that if it is a country run by a pro-American government questioned, neoliberal orientation, the behavior of Netflix seems to vary.

This again raises suspicions about the link between this company and the US government and its intelligence agency, unfortunately known to have attempted to influence and manipulate the political life of Latin American countries. .

Watch the trailer:

Source: Network News