Latin America

sandensea

(22,850 posts)

2. My guess is that Benetton regrets letting Macri and Bullrich take care of this Mapuche "problem"

Wed Aug 1, 2018, 03:24 PM

Aug 2018

Last edited Wed Aug 1, 2018, 04:24 PM - Edit history (1)

A death - least of all of a white guy - is probably the last thing Benetton wanted, if only from a PR point of view.

But this was simply inevitable, given Bullrich's paranoid and authoritarian attitude (even with all that wine!).

They didn't properly guage Macri or his people - just as the international business community, who welcomed him with open arms in '15, only to discover that they're trigger-happy kleptocrats who are actually bad for business.

I thought you might like the trailer for the documentary mentioned in the article, Judi. It's brief; but let me know if you'd like something translated.

Edit history

Please sign in to view edit histories.

Recommendations

0 members have recommended this reply (displayed in chronological order):

5 replies

= new reply since forum marked as read

Highlight:

Film, vigil mark anniversary of Argentine activist Santiago Maldonado's disappearance [View all] sandensea Aug 2018 OP

Such important info. in this article. Covers a lot of ground. Judi Lynn Aug 2018 #1

My guess is that Benetton regrets letting Macri and Bullrich take care of this Mapuche "problem" sandensea Aug 2018 #2

Excellent promotion for the documentary, amazing photography, historical video clips, Judi Lynn Aug 2018 #3

Didn't notice last night, but the 3rd picture of Patricia Bullrich shows a little US American flag Judi Lynn Aug 2018 #4

That must refer to her close links with the U.S. Embassy and the NED, from which she received funds sandensea Aug 2018 #5