It is true that today we have inflation and still do not have in place sound anti-corruption
policies. And also that the middle classes are enervated and that there are
still at least three million socially excluded individuals. But at least we take
the streets and protest, and we have free schools and hospitals, in many cases
unsatisfactory, but we do not suffer what the over 40 million dispossessed individuals
suffer in Mr. Cohen's country, who cannot go to free public hospital because they
simply do not exist.
I have some differences with the current government, but it is the government
chosen by the Argentine people, and the day it concludes its job it will only be
because another party won in free elections. Meanwhile, what people like Mr.
Cohen opine about Argentina with such hubris and ignorance makes them appear pathetic.
As much as those who here celebrate his ignorance and hubris.
Translated from the original Spanish version by Claudia Chaufan, aided by Google Translator.
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Claudia Chaufan, M.D., Ph.D., is Associate Professor at the University of California, San Francisco. She is also a member of Physicians for a National Health Program-California (http://pnhpcalifornia.org/).
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