Cristina Fernández de Kirchner

There have been bigger moments in my life where I've had to be really intentional about putting myself in the right place, and it's been strategic.

For example, years ago, I was attending a press event in Argentina where I knew Cristina Kirchner, who was the president at the time, would be present, and I was desperate to get an interview with her.

I was trying every which way, the formal route, the informal route, making introductions, and nothing was budging.

And I was essentially told, "Forget about it, kid.

The Argentine holiday initially placed heavy emphasis on the nation's Spanish heritage and its historic ties to Europe, operating as a mechanism of social cohesion for millions of newly arrived European immigrants.

However, in 2010, under the presidency of Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, Argentina officially renamed the holiday Dia del Respeto a la Diversidad Cultural, Day of Respect for Cultural Diversity, shifting the focus away from conquest and race toward human rights and multiculturalism.

In Venezuela, October 12 was celebrated as Dia de La Raza from 1921 until the turn of the 21st century.

In 2002, under President Hugo Chavez, the Venezuelan government dramatically transformed the holiday by decree, renaming it Dia de la Resistencia Indigena, Day of Indigenous Resistance.

I do not believe that Malay or its government are seeking to launch any kind of military operation.

Now, having said that, whoever succeeds Malay, and it could well be actually a, you know, potentially a left-wing populist, someone like Christina Kirchner of that ilk who was menacing the Falklands just over a decade ago.

And so you could actually see a different, very different government in Argentina power the next few years that is far more aggressive with regard to the military threat against the Falkland Islands.

So that's my concern.

The emergence of left-wing governments in Ecuador, Bolivia, and Nicaragua allowed the Venezuelan president to ally himself with forces with similar policies.

His closeness to the then Brazilian President Lula de Silva and his close friendship with the government of Néstor Kirchner and his successor Cristina Fernández in Argentina gave Chávez a continental dimension.

Qué algarabía.

Que vivan los pueblos de la América Latina y el Caribe.

He's a, he's a dirty judge.

He is a representative of the Kirchners, a close friend, really close friend of Cristina Kirchner.

His international companies therefore are known for being the sort of autocratic regimes that we...

But by the way, he's been under, you know, he's been essentially paid for by these folks through the last several years to just make these appearances and be a pivotal part of the far-left Bolivarian, uh, alliance that has destroyed Latin American democracy in the last t- two decades, right? So-

Uh, and people are very happy listening to this.

Many people are, and, and they know, because there is not a single Argentinian that doesn't know that the system is extremely corrupt, uh, and that Cristina Kirchner, who is sitting now in, in, in, in prison...

I mean, she's at home, but still, um, she's basically serving a prison sentence- sentence.

They know the billions of dollars that they were stealing using the, uh, this government apparatus, uh, with the excuse of benefiting the poor and, you know, doing things for the people and so on.

Yes, Millet made more strict control about immigration.

Before Millet, it was very easy to migrate to Argentina, especially during the social government of Nestor and Cristina Kirchner.

They established a program called Patria Grande, which means Big Homeland, giving welcome to every people from Latin America to come to Argentina.

And it was done mainly to capture voters, you know? And the conditions to come to Argentina were so easy that a simple affidavit, a simple declaration that you had a relative in Argentina It was enough to give you a document and residence and even the right to vote in local elections.

Temperatura en Río Gallegos, Santa Cruz: cinco grados.

Cristina Kirchner recibió a Juan Manzur en San José 1111.

El presidente del PJ tucumano relató que analizaron las economías regionales y lo negativo de las políticas de nación en la producción y el empleo.

También le compartió que escucha la creciente preocupación de trabajadores, jubilados, comerciantes, productores y estudiantes.

South America is reducing hunger faster than any other region in the world.

New figures from the UN Food and Agriculture Organization show the share of South Americans facing food insecurity has fallen by roughly one-third since 2020. brazil has led much of the progress joining chile and guiana among countries where chronic hunger has fallen below the threshold used to track countries on the un's world hunger map the economists credited the late leftist venezuelan president hugo chavez for establishing state subsidized supermarkets Argentina's progressive presidents Nestor and Cristina Kirchner funded comedores populares, or soup kitchens, for the public good.

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's Bolsa Família program, which provides income support to ensure children attend school and receive vaccinations, has become a model for social safety net programs across the continent.

But major challenges remain.