Marco Rubio bans corrupt Foreign Government officials

Marco Rubio bans former president of Argentina from United States

Julio Miguel De Vido, a former Minister of Planning, is also banned for the same reason

“This action renders CFK, De Vido, and their immediate family members generally ineligible for entry into the United States,” the Secretary of State continued.

Rubio did not stop there, adding that “CFK and De Vido abused their positions by orchestrating and financially benefitting from multiple bribery schemes involving public works contracts, resulting in millions of dollars stolen from the Argentine government.”

“Multiple courts have convicted CFK and De Vido for corruption, undermining the Argentine people’s and investors’ confidence in Argentina’s future,” he said.

Also, “South Africa's Ambassador to the United States is no longer welcome in our great country. Ebrahim Rasool is a race-bating politician who hates America and hates @POTUS. We have nothing to discuss with him and so he is considered PERSONA NON GRATA,” he wrote in the post.

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Javier Milei Making Argentina Great Again

President Javier Milei ending corruption and downsizing in Argentina

In a bold move to cut government spending, President Javier Milei has announced the closure of Argentina’s tax agency, branding it an “unnecessary bureaucracy” that hinders economic freedom.

At a glance:

• Argentina’s tax collection agency, AFIP, will be replaced by a new entity called ARCA, aiming to simplify tax and customs operations.
• The restructuring involves a 34% reduction in staff, laying off over 3,000 employees hired under the previous administration.
• The government expects annual savings of $6.4 million as a result of the changes.

The new ARCA agency promises a “simpler, more efficient, and less costly” structure, with a focus on professionalizing staff and rooting out corruption.

This shift includes a 34% reduction in the workforce, primarily targeting employees who were “irregularly hired” during former President Alberto Fernández’s tenure. Additionally, the reorganization will see a 45% reduction in senior positions and a 30% cut at lower levels. Salary reductions for high-ranking officials are also planned to align their pay with that of Cabinet ministers.

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Argentine President Javier Milei expressed total support for Israel

President Milei of Argentina Condemns UN for Anti-Israel Bias

Milei denounces the UN’s stance on Israel while pledging unwavering support for the Jewish state

In a powerful address at the United Nations General Assembly, Argentine President Javier Milei sharply criticized the international body for its persistent bias against Israel.

Speaking at the 79th session in New York, Milei, a staunch supporter of the Jewish state, condemned the UN for consistently voting against Israel, “the only democracy in the Middle East, which protects liberal democracy,” he declared.

The libertarian leader further rebuked the UN for its inability to tackle global terrorism. “In this same house that purports to defend human rights, we have also included bloody dictatorships in the Human Rights Council, including Cuba and Venezuela, without reproach,” Milei remarked, highlighting what he sees as hypocrisy within the international organization.

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F/A-18F Super Hornet flyover in Guyana

U.S. Jets Conduct Flyover in Guyana Amid Tensions

The skies above Guyana’s capital were recently adorned with the formidable silhouettes of two F/A-18F Super Hornet jets.

According to Fox News, the military maneuver, endorsed by the government, highlighted the continuing partnership between Guyana and the United States.

President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela has recently staked a legislative claim to the resource-rich Essequibo region of Guyana, increasing the stakes in a simmering territorial dispute.

The nature of this military collaboration, notably the jet flyover, is a projection of power, a gesture underscoring the U.S.'s commitment to ensuring the security and sovereignty of its partners.

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Argentina elects its own Donald Trump

Argentina Goes Wild As Conservative Javier Milei Is Elected President

Argentinians celebrate victory as the right-leaning populist Javier Milei, described as the Argentinian Donald Trump, has been elected as the country’s newest President.

Javier Milei has promised to cut government spending and fix the country’s crumbling economy.

Mainstream media is not happy about the election results, labeling Javier Milei as ‘crazy’ and a part of the ‘far-right.’

Everyone that the media doesn’t like is part of the far-right, you know, the group that gets things done and puts countries on the right track to prosperity, riches, wealth, success and growth.

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Don't cry for me, America

A correlation between Argentina in the early 1900's and America today.  This video was produced 9 years ago...still applies today more than ever with the Democrat socialist agenda right in our faces and 2020 candidates campaigning for socialism.

Quote of the Day - Rubio and Menendez

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“We have this trend in Latin America of people who get elected but then don’t govern democratically. Argentina is an example of this.”

~ Senator Marco Rubio

--comparing the country to Venezuela, which also is suffering high inflation.


Talking about the very possible collapse of the Argentine government--

“We have debt to the United States that they keep playing with by saying ‘we’re going to renegotiate’, and never get to a renegotiation.”

~ Senator Robert Menendez, a Democrat.