During Menem's period in office, he embraced the idea of dollarization, the greenback. And, on the other hand, the government selling off everything, even the parks. I am not claiming that everybody thinks the same as me, or that everyone is in agreement with what I am posing here. Everything changes daily. Nothing more than optimistic statements.
Nothing seems to be at all certain.
I think it's very bad timing for the statement made by the foreign minister two or three days ago, which I saw on the cables. What's worth asking is on what day and at what time he was called from Washington, independently of the direct approaches made by the United States in its quest for promoters in relation to Geneva, and to one other country that was visited and that doesn't need to be identified. It doesn't make us angry, but rather makes us want to laugh or feel pity, because we realize the degree of weakness, of surrender and desperation. But under that neoliberal policy it is impossible for a government even to maintain its honor and self-respect. That's licking the Yankees' boots.