Tag: south america

Argentina’s Economy is Collapsing

Bloomberg January 26, 2014 This couldn’t happen here. We assure you. Argentina devalued the peso the most in 12 years after the central bank scaled back its intervention in a bid to preserve international reserves that have fallen to a seven-year low. The peso has…

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Topless Abortion-Demanders Attack Argentinian Cathedral

This video shows radical Antichrist feminists, apparently somehow tied to the Ukrainian group Femen, storming the Cathedral of San Juan Bautista (John the Baptist) in Argentina. Between the 23rd and the 25th of November, in San Juan de Cuyo, Argentina, feminist whores and sympathetic (ie…

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Venezuela’s Newspapers Running Out of Paper to Print

Girish Gupta USA Today September 7, 2013 “This city has grown up around this newspaper,” says Antonio Briceño, the editor of La Antorcha, a newspaper in Venezuela’s eastern city of El Tigre. “But the problem is getting worse every day. The business is now unsustainable.”…

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Brazilian Man Plans to Marry Pet Goat

Lee Moran NY Daily News September 6, 2013 A Brazilian man insists he’s not kidding with his plans to marry his pet goat. Aparecido Castaldo, 74, will trot down the aisle with his beloved Carmelita on Oct. 13 after deciding he wants to spend the…

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