gustavo choua
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@gchoua
abogado, Postgrado Hi Tech, asesor Prop. Intel. & Education Technology, English Interpreter, Digital gov't is the solution to a fair society
Míralo. Muerto de miedo, contesta. Ahora es un tipo común. Como vos, como yo. Ya no es el prepotente que se llevaba todo por delante, el que le gritaba a todos: “¿no sabés quién soy yo?”. Se le apagaron las ínfulas de patrón de estancia. Escuchalo. #Tucuman Ministro del Interior.
Italy’s Giorgia Meloni just waited for her defense deal with Israel to auto-renew, so she could boldly claim she was 'suspending' it. Here’s what nobody teaches you about politicspeak in school: the more precisely a politician chooses their words, the less they actually mean. Meloni didn’t “end” the defense deal. She didn’t “cancel” it. She didn’t even “block” it. Notice the careful words: she “suspended the automatic renewal.” Which is the geopolitical equivalent of letting your car lease auto-renew for another five years, then telling your spouse you’ve decided to “suspend future renewals.” You’re still making the payments. The car is still in your driveway. You’re just hoping she remembers the announcement and not the math. You just want credit for the bold and brave gesture. And the timing is beautiful. The agreement quietly renewed on April 13. She made her announcement on April 14. Meaning she waited for the paperwork to go through, then walked into a wine festival in Verona and told cameras she was taking a brave stand. She said the word “suspend” into a microphone and let everyone hear whatever they wanted to hear. Because here’s what she actually needs: Brussels must see her standing with the European consensus against Israel. Washington must know the defense architecture is still intact. Italian voters must feel like something happened. And Leonardo’s stock price must not wobble. The word “suspend” is doing all the heavy lifting. And it’s doing a magnificent job.
Reunión de la Cámara de Empresarios Feudales entre Monteros S.A. y Leal S.A.
