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On his first day as president, Javier Mire announced privatization and a number of cabinet appointments. Lawyer Mariano Cúneo Libarona to be Justice Minister, former La Libertad Avanza Buenos Aires governor candidate card Carolina Píparo will be the new director of ANSES. In addition, the liberal also mentioned other names that he hopes to join his team, such as Florencio Randazzo and Javier Iguacer, without revealing details.
- Meeting with Macri and the role of PRO. Although he said he would not notify new cabinet members until they take office on December 10, Mire and his collaborators spent the entire day yesterday gathering their teams at the Libertador Hotel. The president-elect received Mauricio Macri. Although they did not discuss names, both the former president and Patricia Burridge hope to have an impact on the formation of the team. Several PRO leaders sound like possible additions, such as former BCRA presidents Federico Sturzenegger (responsible for the economy), Luis Caputo and Federico Pinedo.
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Sergio Massa will continue as Economy Minister until December 10, with preparations for the transition. The Minister of Economy appointed Gabriel Rubinstein, Undersecretary of the Economy, to serve President Alberto Fernández; Leonardo Madcur, Chairman of the Economic Cabinet; Minister of Finance Raúl Rigo y Pesce ordered the transition to the government of La Libertad Avanza.Yesterday at X, the team Liberals note that “no conference is currently planned” Between President Alberto Fernández and President-elect Javier Milley. ” However, there was a rapprochement between both teams and a summit within the next few hours has not been ruled out.
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Argentine stocks rose strongly on the New York Stock Exchange after the vote. Shares of YPF (which Milei announced will be taken private) rose 40% to close at $15.17. Shares of companies in the energy and financial sectors also rose sharply. Additionally, country risk and cryptodollars also declined. Against this background, the government has ruled out the possibility of an exchange holiday and will continue to settle exports at a higher exchange rate, which will help avoid devaluation in the coming weeks.
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Apps developed with artificial intelligence help preserve and improve the writing of Brazil’s indigenous languages. Initial testing was conducted with 20 young Guarani Mbia speakers. It is one of several indigenous languages in the country that are at risk of disappearing by the end of the century, according to UNESCO. (Photo by Guadalupe Maestas Izurieta)
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A study suggests that going to a concert every two weeks can make you live longer. Attending a live music performance every two weeks could increase life expectancy by almost a decade due to its positive effects on health, new scientific research shows. (Delphine Montagna)
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How to deal with over-connectivity at work. A fundamental issue for businesses is respecting employees’ rest periods. Therefore, they must have an effective mental health plan and have responsible experts to implement it. (Francisco Trujillo Pons)
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Love and heartbreak can influence whether we get the flu and other viruses. Susceptibility to respiratory infections such as the flu or common cold depends on factors such as gender, genetics or age. However, what is less known is that it is also strongly affected by our mood and emotional state. (Antonio Jose Carruz Arcos)
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Four steps to channel anger and turn it to our advantage. Anger can be an ally in solving problems and achieving goals. The key is to accept it and then put it aside, set goals and guide it to help us. (Natalia Salamone)
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Twelve years ago he assembled a Christmas box of solidarity: “If we imagine an empty table, our hearts tighten.” Eduardo Asan is a member of NaviDar. “During this time, I learned how much people supported me, how they organized themselves and prepared boxes for a family they didn’t know through hard work, dedication and love,” he said in this brief interview. (David Fryer)
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