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Below we review the main titles of the 1962 edition of the PERFIL Diary. Starting this Saturday, September 7, 2024, spring is about to begin. This issue, like every weekend, will be accompanied by 3 supplements covering more topics. Lots of variety, informative and interesting: Observer, Entertainment and Times of Buenos Aires:
The intersection between Millais and Cristina is tense because of the direction the economy is taking. They spent the whole day yesterday insulting and complaining to each other. The former president uploaded a letter online in which she called the changes “inconsistent and unsustainable” and warned of a possible “social tragedy.” Milley responded: “You don’t know much about economics.” CFK responded: “You don’t know how to govern.” The president dedicated his speech at the International Atomic Energy Agency that night to him: “You have destroyed this country.”
Climb up. Minister Luis Caputo and the mayor of Buenos Aires clash over municipal taxes.
Dictators don’t like this
The practice of professional and critical journalism is a fundamental pillar of democracy. That’s why it bothers those who think they have the truth.
Blue is at its lowest level in four months, with the government rejoicing in financial “peace”.
CABA is looking into subsidizing bus users.
There are three sources of fire: Flame and fear are growing in Cordoba.
Argentina will ask The Hague Court to arrest Maduro.
waterway. Diplomatic agreement reached in dispute over Paraguayan barge movement on the Paraná River.
The horror of France. Daughter and daughter-in-law testify against Avignon rapist who abused his wife for ten years.
Air combat. Further flight delays affected 183 flights and 15,000 passengers. Airlines blame unions.
Pedophile deputy. The Provincial Legislature of Misiones officially deported German Kichka, who remains in detention.
Charlie’s new thing pays homage to his genius. Critics analyze Scorpion’s logic.
At the National Historical Museum, they used bacteria to restore ancient manuscripts.
Scaloneta is rare: millions of people don’t see it. The match against Chile was not broadcast on public television.
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Perfil Diary: Spring Begins with a Bang on September 7, 2024
As the season of spring begins on September 7, 2024, the Perfil Diary, a bi-weekly Argentine newspaper founded by Itamín Zamora in 1998 [[1]], brings to its readers a wide range of topics and supplements to inform and entertain. This edition is no exception, with three supplements covering more topics than ever before: Observer, Entertainment, and Times of Buenos Aires.
Economy Takes Center Stage
The biggest news of the week revolves around the economy, with a heated exchange between Millais and Cristina, the former president, over the direction the country is taking. Cristina uploaded a letter online, calling the changes “inconsistent and unsustainable” and warning of a possible “social tragedy.” Millais responded, stating that Cristina “doesn’t know much about economics.” The drama continued with Cristina firing back, “You don’t know how to govern.” The president then dedicated his speech at the International Atomic Energy Agency to Cristina, saying, “You have destroyed this country.”
Taxes and Buses: Minister and Mayor Clash
In other news, Minister Luis Caputo and the mayor of Buenos Aires are at odds over municipal taxes, sparking a heated debate. Meanwhile, CABA is exploring ways to subsidize bus users.
Crime and Justice
In Cordoba, three sources of fire have raised concerns about growing flames and fear. Argentina is also set to ask The Hague Court to arrest Maduro. In Misiones, the Provincial Legislature has officially deported German Kichka, a pedophile deputy who remains in detention.
International News
In France, a disturbing case of abuse has come to light, with a daughter and daughter-in-law testifying against an Avignon rapist who abused his wife for ten years. Closer to home, a diplomatic agreement has been reached in the dispute over Paraguayan barge movement on the Paraná River.
Flight Delays and Tributes
Flight delays affected 183 flights and 15,000 passengers, with airlines blaming unions for the disruptions. In a lighter note, Charlie’s new thing pays homage to his genius.
Professional Journalism: A Pillar of Democracy
As the Perfil Diary continues to deliver critical and professional journalism, it’s a reminder that a free press is essential to a healthy democracy. As stated in the subscription section, “The practice of professional and critical journalism is a fundamental pillar of democracy. That’s why it bothers those who think they have the truth.”
With this comprehensive coverage, the Perfil Diary proves once again why it’s a trusted source of news and information in Argentina and beyond.
Visit the Perfil website for more news, analysis, and commentary on the latest developments in Argentina and around the world [[2]]. For breaking news and in-depth reporting, check out Politica Periodismo Puro [[3]].
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Comprehensive Article: 1962 Edition of Diario PERFIL – September 7, 2024
As we step into the new season, Diario PERFIL brings us the latest edition, packed with a variety of informative and interesting topics. This Saturday, September 7, 2024, marks the beginning of spring, and the newspaper is accompanied by three supplements: Observer, Entertainment, and Times of Buenos Aires.
Politics and Economy
The current economic situation has created tension between Millais and Cristina, with both sides engaging in a heated debate. The former president has expressed concerns over the inconsistent and unsustainable economic changes, warning of a possible “social tragedy.” On the other hand, Milley has responded by questioning Cristina’s understanding of economics. The president dedicated his speech at the International Atomic Energy Agency to Cristina, stating that she has “destroyed this country.”
Meanwhile, Minister Luis Caputo and the mayor of Buenos Aires are at odds over municipal taxes. The government is rejoicing in financial “peace,” with the blue dollar at its lowest level in four months. Additionally, CABA is considering subsidizing bus users to alleviate the economic burden on citizens.
Crime and Justice
A diplomatic agreement has been reached in the dispute over Paraguayan barge movement on the Paraná River. In other news, the Provincial Legislature of Misiones has officially deported German Kichka, a pedophile deputy who remains in detention.
A shocking case in France has come to light, where a daughter and daughter-in-law have testified against an Avignon rapist who abused his wife for ten years. Furthermore, flight delays have affected 183 flights and 15,000 passengers, with airlines blaming unions for the disruption.
Culture and Sports
Charlie’s new project pays homage to his genius, with critics analyzing Scorpion’s logic. In a fascinating discovery, bacteria have been used to restore ancient manuscripts at the National Historical Museum. However, the match against Chile was not broadcast on public television, leaving millions of fans disappointed.
Other News
Argentina will ask The Hague Court to arrest Maduro, while three sources of fire continue to grow in Cordoba, causing concern among residents.
Importance of Professional Journalism
In a world where dictators and oppressive regimes often suppress the truth, the practice of professional and critical journalism is crucial. It is a fundamental pillar of democracy, providing a platform for voices to be heard and for the truth to be revealed.
As we reflect on the current state of affairs, it is essential to appreciate the significance of independent journalism in holding those in power accountable.
References:
[1] Libreria Borgopo
[2] January 1962 Limited Edition
[3] Lapidi. La Grande Carestia in Cina – Yang Jisheng
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