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  1. Juan Domingo Peron.
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  2.  @nvelsen1975  Also overspending.
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  3.  @JitzyJT  India got set back by its adoption of socialism post-independence.
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  4. They already did. The real problem problem is the Argentine political establishment refusing to change their ways because they fear public backlash more than the future of the country.
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  5. Due to its pride.
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  6. No. It's due to political greed and overspending while killing local productivity.
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  7. Meh. Most of them voted for it.
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  8. LOL.
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  9.  @agustincrispin9421  <In the communist the state dont exist> Like Somalia.
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  10.  @JohnJaneson2449  Too bad they keep voting for politicians who promise them endless welfare at the expense of economic solvency.
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  11. The corruption is just political, it's societal.
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  12. Left-wing populist politics.
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  13. Capital control.
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  14.  @drunkensailor112  It is that. Income inequality is a natural result of economic freedom. Argentina is a relatively closed economy.
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  15. And then Juan Domingo Peron came along.
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  16.  @drunkensailor112  <Just go to your neighbor Uruguay, which is the richest country in Latin America by far and also the most socialist and left wing ruled state for decades...> Actually, Chile is the richest country in Latin America.
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  17. No they shouldn't. Argentina made its bed and now it must lie in it.
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  18. Argentinians voted for it. They don't care about economic sustainability as much as they care about endless welfare.
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  19.  @franzjoseph1837  They can start their own business and own the means of production. Too bad socialist regulations make it a costly thing to do which probably explains why Argentina barely has a private sector.
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  20. They do. The problem is that they risk unrest and ouster if they attempt to make reforms.
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