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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsArgentina's president congratulatory call Trump asked about permits for his Buenos Aires project
Cashing in BIGLY in Argentina!Here's the background.
For a number of years, Trump and his Argentine partners have been trying to build a major office building in Buenos Aires. The project has been held up by a series of complications tied to financing, importation of building materials and various permitting requirements.
According to a report out of Argentina, when Argentine President Mauricio Macri called President-Elect Trump to congratulate him on his election, Trump asked Macri to deal with the permitting issues that are currently holding up the project.
This comes from one of Argentina's most prominent journalists, Jorge Lanata, in a recent TV appearance. Lanata is quoted here in La Nacion, one of Argentina's most prestigious dailies. Said Lanata: Macri called him. This still hasnt emerged but Trump asked for them to authorize a building hes constructing in Buenos Aires, it wasnt just a geopolitical chat."
For a number of years, Trump and his Argentine partners have been trying to build a major office building in Buenos Aires. The project has been held up by a series of complications tied to financing, importation of building materials and various permitting requirements.
According to a report out of Argentina, when Argentine President Mauricio Macri called President-Elect Trump to congratulate him on his election, Trump asked Macri to deal with the permitting issues that are currently holding up the project.
This comes from one of Argentina's most prominent journalists, Jorge Lanata, in a recent TV appearance. Lanata is quoted here in La Nacion, one of Argentina's most prestigious dailies. Said Lanata: Macri called him. This still hasnt emerged but Trump asked for them to authorize a building hes constructing in Buenos Aires, it wasnt just a geopolitical chat."
http://talkingpointsmemo.com/edblog/cashing-in-bigly-in-argentina
Maybe if we can get some of this on Hillary's email sever, people will be interested in investigating further
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Argentina's president congratulatory call Trump asked about permits for his Buenos Aires project (Original Post)
AmericanMan1958
Nov 2016
OP
if he wont divest 100% of his assets to a blind trust, IMPEACH HIS FUCKING ASS
Grey Lemercier
Nov 2016
#2
spanone
(135,838 posts)1. 'lock him up'
Grey Lemercier
(1,429 posts)2. if he wont divest 100% of his assets to a blind trust, IMPEACH HIS FUCKING ASS
And NO, not to his shitstain spawn.
grantcart
(53,061 posts)3. Unbelievable and so predictable at the same time
AmericanMan1958
(520 posts)4. UPDATE: A Denial from Macri!
A short while ago we flagged that one of Argentina's top journalists reported that Donald Trump asked Argentine President Macri to help work out some permitting issues holding up a building Trump is trying to build in Buenos Aires. This came during Macri's call to Trump congratulating him on his election as President of the United States. Now President Macri is denying that they discussed the problems with Trump's building project.
Will Carless, a reporter for the PRI/BBC GlobalPost team based in Rio de Janeiro, tweeted a short while ago that he had contacted President Macri's office and received a flat denial.
Will Carless, a reporter for the PRI/BBC GlobalPost team based in Rio de Janeiro, tweeted a short while ago that he had contacted President Macri's office and received a flat denial.
http://talkingpointsmemo.com/edblog/and-now-a-denial-from-macri