En el flipper libertario perdemos todos: más deuda y sigue Adorni.

In the libertarian game of flipping, we all lose: more debt and Adorni remains in power. Donald Trump promised to defeat Iran, redesign the Middle East, and demonstrate the power of the United States. Four months of war, thousands of deaths, and an international crisis later, he ended up signing a memorandum that leaves almost everything as it was before the conflict. Meanwhile, Javier Milei is once again trapped by his unconditional alignment with Washington. From the agreement with Iran to the privatization of the Paraná-Paraguay Waterway, passing through the scandals of the Adorni brothers, the libertarian infighting, and the unusual appointment of Adrián Ravier as presidential spokesperson, we review the contradictions, disputes, and embarrassing moments of a week that seems written by a screenwriter with credibility issues. Trump, Milei, Iran, the Paraná-Paraguay Waterway, the Adorni brothers, Bornoroni, Lilia Lemoine, and the ongoing crisis of a government that never ceases to produce material for political satire. — We need you! If you can lend us a hand, there are several ways: Subscribe for 5000 pesos per month: https://bit.ly/493VRFC Subscribe for 10000 pesos per month: https://bit.ly/4nCPCMi International subscription: https://bit.ly/47WeJVU International donation (PayPal): https://bit.ly/4hId0GQ Patreon: patreon.com/peroncho - 🎤 PERONCHO LIVE ✌🏾 🗓️ Friday, June 19: JESÚS MARÍA - Subof Hall (R) Gendarmerie 🗓️ Thursday, June 25: CONCORDIA - @puebloviajoconcordia 🗓️ Friday, June 26: GUALEGUAYCHÚ - @pjgchu 🗓️ Saturday, June 27: PARANÁ - @parientesdelbar 🗓️ Sunday, June 28: VILLA LOS AROMOS - @kamikaze_bar_serrano Pay what you wish. Reserve at Peroncho.com.ar Donald Trump promised to defeat Iran, redesign the Middle East, and demonstrate the power of the United States. Four months of war, thousands of deaths, and an international crisis later, he ended up signing a memorandum that leaves almost everything as it was before the conflict. Meanwhile, Javier Milei is once again trapped by his unconditional alignment with Washington. From the Iran deal to the privatization of the Paraná-Paraguay Waterway, including the Adorni brothers' scandals, the libertarian infighting, and the bizarre appointment of Adrián Ravier as presidential spokesperson, we review the contradictions, disputes, and blunders of a week that seems to have been written by a screenwriter with credibility issues. Trump, Milei, Iran, the Paraná-Paraguay Waterway, the Adorni brothers, Bornoroni, Lilia Lemoine, and the ongoing crisis of a government that never ceases to provide fodder for political satire.