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It was good, but not my favorite recipe. Something didn't taste quite right. My boyfriend only took a couple bites before having nothing else to do with it. We LOVE mexican food, but I think I'll stick to the recipes that we're familiar with.
I really enjoyed this. My kids were not big fans, but they're very hit & miss so I wasn't overly surprised by that. I'll make it again but I may leave the tortillas out and serve it over chips - so nacho style - to appeal to my kids a little more. Made for PAC Spring '12.
This was great! I have made it twice and have gotten great reviews from my DH both times. The second time I had to use Cambell's cheddar cheese soup because I can't find the pepperjack anymore. I added some of the rotel to the cheese to try to make up for that, and it was still really good. I also used 4 large tortillas with this.
Delicious! Leftovers are divine! Thanks for the recipe!
This was awesome! I was looking for something easy to put together for dinner and this was perfect. It was also great the next day for lunch. Thanks!
I thought this was a great, easy and fast dish. Using an already made rotisserie chicken really speeds this dish up! I agree with another reviewer--I would add more tortilla next time. The flavor is wonderful!
This was a really good mexican casserole and easy to put together. The only thing I will do differently next time is add more tortillas to the middle layer. It was a little soupy for our taste.
This was great!! I substituted hamburger for the chicken, and next time I'll try it with chicken! What a great recipe!


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|By Roger Strukhoff
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|November 11, 2010 08:42 AM EST
As I wrote recently, our political and entertainment leaders have, in essence, no clue about technology. They'll know what a Blackberry is and what iApple devices are, and one or two of them may have even successfully set up an email account on their laptop. But it's not their core competency; I've always imagined that the late Sen. Ted Stevens was among the more savvy members of Congress, and I continue to view Larry Ellison's appearance on Oprah as the strangest pairing since Richard Nixon and Elvis.
Oh, it's neat that the federal government has an official CIO, Vivek Kundra, and that he has been tasked with spending at least a little money on Cloud experimentation.
Another point of light was provided by a recent CTO Forum held in Washington that featured Sens. Mark Warner and Susan Collins, two of the more enlightened members of the august body. But even they felt compelled to focus on cybersecurity, cybersecurity, and cybersecurity--in other words, on what people can do to Cloud Computing rather than what Cloud Computing can do for people.
A Little Help!
But generally speaking, we need to help these folks see the light when it comes to IT.
And apparently, we also need to help them see the light when it comes to economics.
I am speaking here of "QE2," or quantitative easing, a recent effort by the Federal Reserve Bank to, in essence, print up $600 billion in new money, apparently just because it can. (Print that out in $100 bills, lay them end-to-end, and they would stretch to the moon and back, then take four laps around the Earth for good measure.)
The Fed already did this sort of thing last year (thus, the "2" in QE2). The idea is to drive interest rates down so that folks can just borrow all sorts of money to buy things (like houses and cars) again, and so companies can borrow all sorts of money to invest in all the stuff that folks will buy.
Crock is the Nicest Word I Can Find
This idea is, simply, a crock.
Americans are now "deleveraging," ie, trying to get rid of their credit card debt, as fast as they can. The last thing they want is more debt. And even if they wanted to buy a new house, banks won't lend to most of them. The banks do have millions of foreclosed properties on their hands, but clearly don't want to sell those houses until the cavalry (the Feds) comes riding in again and take all of those crappy, toxic home loans off their hands. No fault of theirs, in their opinion, that they've been supremely hurried, arrogant, and incompetent in amassing said foreclosures.
Meanwhile, businesses are sitting on an estimated $1 trillion in cash, not wishing to invest to produce something that they know they can't sell.
This is what will transpire: the increased, unwanted cash will just weaken the dollar further and give no one an incentive to invest in the American economy. Oh sure, there will always be currency speculators around the edges who will try to make a quick buck by buying up weak dollars when they things have bottomed out, but this is a fool's game.
History will probably prove the Fed right about its first round of QE. Credit markets were iced over, frozen solid. But no more. The second round is a big, big mistake. Nobody's going to invest seriously in the US economy until its leaders show some confidence. Raising rates would be the precise type of chutzpah that's needed. Traveling to India to beg for business would not be what's needed.
Should the Fed suddenly decide to do what appears to it as the contrary thing, ie, start to raise interest rates, it will signal a stronger and more confident America. This is what the world needs. It is pathetic now that the Obama administration is counting on a weak dollar to make American products and services cheaper, so that people in places like China, India, Brazil, and Indonesia will buy them.
Well, It Didn't Happen Overnight
But what does the US export? Not much, despite protestations that's it's still a leading producer of valued goods and services. Get away from planes and weapons, food, entertainment, and travel, and what do you have?
Software and iPads, to be sure, but how price-sensitive are they? How can software that's stolen be price-sensitive anyway? And trust me, from what I've seen in the developing world, people are forgoing food and clothes to get their hands on the latest Apple gadgets. I'm not commenting on whether this is a good thing or a bad thing, but price is not the main issue.
So, what is price sensitive? Boeing 747s? Missiles and satellites? List price isn't the key part of the deal with these things.
Will people from Europe or Asia put off that vacation to the US if it suddenly becomes a little more expensive? I don't think so. Will they stop watching the latest Hollywood chick flicks and action adventures because the price goes up 25 cents? (Note: you can buy a ticket to see an American for $2 to $3 in many developing countries.)
Will a stronger dollar hurt food exports, another big area for the US? Hmm, since price subsidies already make this a problematic issue, I'm going to say no.
Time to Wake Up!
In addition to believing in the fantasy that a weaker dollar will spur an increase in US exports and restore the US economy to its glory days, the Obama administration is also seemingly unaware of the tremendous ill will it is generating worldwide. It can blame China's tradition of currency manipulation all it wants; what people see, from the street-level view to the highest levels of government, are alarming increases in the value of their local currencies.
This trend that does, in fact, have the potential of killing off economic progress in developing nations. Leaders from South Africa, Brazil, and throughout Southeast Asia are very, very concerned about this. The potential damage is also of high concern to resource-rich nations such as Australia, Canada, South Africa (again), and Russia.
Cloud Computing productivity is, as I've written many times before and will write again, the key to restoring the global economy on a sound footing. But even its wonders will not be able to trump disastrous moves like the one the Fed, with the full support of the Obama administration, is making now.
The Fed, by adding even more cash into an economy that doesn't want it in this form, is doing the exact opposite of what it should be doing. Its leaders are acting like confused pilots who pull on the yoke when the plane stalls, instead of pushing it so that the plane picks up speed and regains power. Stop pulling on that lever, Ben!
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PITTSBURGH — The Bruins cap off their home-and-home series against the Penguins in Pittsburgh on Friday night at the CONSOL Energy Center, after earning a 3-0 shutout two nights ago in Boston.
Game time is set for 7:00 p.m. ET (NESN, 98.5 The Sports Hub).
The Bruins are currently on a 9-1-3 stretch and have taken points out of their last four games (3-0-1). They also take a 7-0-2 point streak on the road into Friday's game.
A look at the standings shows Boston now second in the Atlantic Division with 38 points, just five points back of Montreal with three games in hand.
"It's exciting to see us move up in the standings. It always is, right?" said Bruins Head Coach Claude Julien. "It always gives you some motivation when those things are happening…we've still got some games in hand, but at least we're in a spot where it's encouraging."
The Black & Gold may have found success throughout the past month, but now is not the time to get complacent.
WILMINGTON — Through 30 games, the Bruins are 17-9-4. In their last 12 games, they are 9-1-2.
They have been improving and consistently finding ways to win. Their game is not perfect, but on most nights, they're getting the job done.
That doesn't mean there's a sense of comfort or feeling of accomplishment around the room, though.
"No, I think that's the dangerous part," said Bruins Head Coach Claude Julien. "For us, it's — again, I said it the other day — I think we've done OK so far, but there's still lots of work to do."
"There's still areas we feel we have to improve and as coaches, until the season's over, you should never stop trying to make your team better. If you don't want your players satisfied, then you can't be satisfied either, so I don't think we're sitting there happy with what we've done, more than we feel that we're seeing improvement and I guess the potential to improve even more is there."
WILMINGTON, MA — David Pastrnak has not been ruled out for the upcoming 2016 IIHF World Junior Championship in Helsinki, Finland.
The international tournament will take place from Dec. 26 — Jan. 5.
Pastrnak has missed 20 games over the course of nearly seven weeks in his recovery from a fracture in his left foot that he sustained blocking a shot.
He has been skating with the team since Monday, and although he won't be traveling with the Bruins to Pittsburgh for their matchup with the Penguins on Friday night, he's been progressing towards a return.
With the amount of time Pastrnak has spent out of the lineup, it will be important for him to get his conditioning up to speed — whether that comes from playing for the Czech Republic at World Juniors or possibly getting into AHL games in Providence.
BOSTON — Every year, the Bruins bring holiday cheer to hundreds of children around Boston by delivering toys, Bruins' gifts and plenty of smiles.
Hall of Famer Ray Bourque started the Bruins Holiday Toy Shopping and Holiday Toy Delivery tradition when he was captain, and the event has continued on for decades.
For the sixth straight year, Patrice Bergeron spearheaded the effort. All of the toys were purchased through donations from the Bruins players, coaching staff and the Boston Bruins Foundation.
The entire roster went up and down the aisles shopping for toys in November, and then delivered them to six Boston hospitals on Dec. 15 after practice. The gifts will be given to more than 600 children who are unable to celebrate the holidays at home.
Split up into groups, the players visited Boston Children's Hospital, Floating Hospital for Children at Tufts Medical Center, Franciscan Hospital for Children, MassGeneral Hospital for Children, and Shriners Hospital for Children & Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital.
BOSTON — The Bruins should have had two points on Monday night at TD Garden.
The way they controlled the game for most of the night — and put 49 shots on net — more than two goals should have made their way past the Edmonton netminder Cam Talbot.
The end result for the Black & Gold, though, was a 3-2 loss in overtime to give the Oilers their sixth straight win.
Brad Marchand's night served as a microcosm of Boston's night as a whole. He started the game with a prime scoring chance just 44 seconds into the first that Talbot held, and then he tied the game at 2-2 with 4:38 left in the regulation to force extra time when his ninth shot on goal finally went in.
But the Bruins couldn't translate their domination — and determination — onto the scoresheet in the column that mattered the most.
"The bottom line is we fell into a 2-0 hole early on," Bruins Head Coach Claude Julien said postgame. "They got a couple of good breaks there, and we had to fight our way back."
"They had a good goaltender. I thought we played well enough to win the game, and, you know, unfortunately some of those nights don't always go your way, so we come out with one [point] when we should have come out with two."
Boston started the game outshooting the Oilers 7-1. An early power play put the visiting team further on their heels.
BOSTON — David Pastrnak skated with his teammates on Monday morning for the first time since the end of October.
For the past seven weeks, the forward has been recovering from a foot fracture that he sustained when he blocked a shot on Oct. 27 against Arizona at TD Garden. Pastrnak played two games following the injury. Initial X-rays on the foot had come back normal, but then a CT scan revealed a small, non-displaced fracture in his left foot.
The injury has caused Pastrnak to miss 18 games and he is expected to miss his 19th on Monday night, when the Bruins host the Edmonton Oilers.
There is currently no time frame for his return.
"No timeline yet on him," Bruins Head Coach Claude Julien said Monday morning after the team's pregame skate at TD Garden."
The bench boss was also asked by a reporter if it was possible for Pastrnak to go on a conditioning stint in Providence once he's cleared to play.
BOSTON — The Bruins are 8-1-2 in their past 11 games heading into Monday night's game against the Edmonton Oilers at TD Garden.
Game time is set for 7:00 p.m. ET (NESN, 98.5 The Sports Hub).
Boston's lone regulation loss was a 3-2 loss to the Nashville Predators on Dec. 7. Suffice it to say that the past month has been a good one for the Black & Gold.
"Well, I think our guys are realizing more and more, game after game, we just have to bring what's made us successful," Bruins Head Coach Claude Julien said following the team's pregame skate on Monday. "You know, let's not look too far ahead, let's not look behind. There's some games that were extremely poor, we pushed that aside and focused on the next one and had a better game."
"So, again, there's no secret — most teams will do the same thing as what I'm telling you. We just have to make sure that we're focused on a game to game basis. Simple as that."
MONTREAL — By the time the Bruins hit the ice before puck drop at the Bell Centre, the boo birds are always in full effect.
That's what matchups between these two rivals provide — an already established backdrop of ill-fated opponents, no matter the eventual outcome of the game and no matter how heated the current rivalry.
Such was the case on Wednesday night in Montreal, as Boston entered hostile territory and came away with two victorious points in the teams' final meeting before the 2016 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic on Jan. 1.
The Bruins' 3-1 win marked the first time that they had won in the Bell Centre since Mar. 12, 2014 and just the second win against their longtime rivals in a stretch of 13 games.
"It's been a long time, you know, and the last time we were in here I thought we had a great chance to win and we foiled it there at the end," said Bruins Head Coach Claude Julien. "But I thought we played well enough that we could have won the last game here, so we weren't coming here discouraged or on our heels. We were coming here determined and hoping to get a better fate than we did."
MONTREAL — The Bruins face the Canadiens in Montreal on Wednesday night in the teams' final meeting before the much anticipated 2016 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic on Jan. 1.
Boston is looking to change its fortune against the Habs, while also getting back in the win column following Monday's 3-2 loss to Nashville.
"I want to see a good effort for 60 minutes," Patrice Bergeron said after pregame skate at the Bell Centre on Wednesday morning. "Obviously, I think when guys are going hard and playing our system, I think every time we do that — the Vancouver game was a perfect example — I think when you play within your strengths and you worry about what you can bring as a team, good things happen."
The Bruins have kept referring to the 4-0 shutout of Vancouver on Saturday as a recent benchmark game to draw on. The fatigue factor no doubt set in on Monday against the Predators in Boston's quick pitstop back at TD Garden, and that led to an undisciplined night spent far too often on the penalty kill.
The PK was also the story the last time the Bruins faced the Canadiens, back on Nov. 7 at the Bell Centre. Boston led 2-1 in the third period, before Lars Eller tied the game at 2-2. With the game all but headed for overtime, a late power-play goal from the Habs gave them the slight cushion they needed before potting an empty-netter for the 4-2 win.
BOSTON — The Bruins went right back on the road Tuesday after their quick stop back at TD Garden on Monday night that ended in a 3-2 loss to the Nashville Predators.
They next face the Canadiens in Montreal on Wednesday night in the teams' final matchup prior to the 2016 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic on Jan. 1.
Most of the Bruins did off-ice work on Tuesday morning before traveling. A group of 10 players hit the ice with Assistant Coaches Joe Sacco, Doug Houda and Bob Essensa. The group included forwards Ryan Spooner, Frank Vatrano, Jimmy Hayes, Zac Rinaldo, Tyler Randell and Landon Ferraro, along with defensemen Dennis Seidenberg and Colin Miller. Both Tuukka Rask and Jonas Gustavsson were also on the ice.
Bruins Head Coach Claude Julien disclosed to media that forward Joonas Kemppainen would not be making the trip to Montreal.
A few hours after Julien addressed media, Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney announced via a team press release that Kemppainen had been placed on Injured Reserve with an upper-body injury.
Kemmpainen left Monday night's game early in the second period and did not return. He logged only 3:04 in ice time, taking just three shifts in the first period before leaving the bench, and then two in the second frame before his night ended.


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The G20 must take necessary steps to reform the international taxation system to stop wealthy tax dodgers, beginning at its Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors meeting this weekend (22-23 Feb) in Sydney.
Oxfam says that billions of dollars are lost each year in tax loopholes and avoidance. This gap must be plugged. Much of this money should be spent on services such as health and education in developing countries, helping to lift people out of poverty and reduce their dependence on aid.
Oxfam spokesperson Dr. Helen Szoke, the chief executive of Oxfam Australia, welcomed news that the Australian Government had included international tax reform as a priority issue for its 2014 presidency of the G20.
As a result, this year's G20 will be judged on how it tackles tax avoidance, promotes international tax transparency and ensures that developing countries benefit from the changes, particularly in relation to information sharing. "As the G20 host, Australia has the responsibility of leadership to help restore fairness and integrity to the international tax system," Dr. Szoke said.
Tackling tax avoidance
"The international tax regime is broken. This is contributing to widening income inequality and the scandal that we see today of the 85 richest people owning the same wealth as half the world's population," she said. "Rich corporations and individuals cannot be allowed to keep squirrelling their profits away in tax havens in order to dodge their tax responsibilities."
"This combination of tax avoidance and low tax rates facilitates the illicit flow of huge amounts of capital from the world's poorest countries. Between 2008 and 2010, sub-Saharan Africa lost on average $63.4 billion dollars this way each year, or more than twice what it received in aid."
G20 finance ministers must make progress towards better-functioning domestic and international tax systems. These systems are vital for both rich countries to strengthen their economies, and developing countries to help them achieve sustainable economic and human development.
Involving developing countries
"The only way to ensure that developing countries will benefit from these tax reforms is to involve them in the process from Day One," Dr. Szoke said. "That is why, this weekend, we want to see G20 Finance Ministers agree on a process that will allow all developing countries to participate in the OECD-led Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) project."
BEPS seeks to crack down on companies that declare their profits in low-taxing countries and their losses in high-taxing ones, in order to wriggle out of their tax liabilities.
Increasing transparency
Oxfam also is asking for progress on transparency. "The G20 should require multinational companies to publish a breakdown of their employees, assets, sales, profits and taxes in every country where they operate," she said.
"Reforming the international tax regime and increasing transparency will not only help lift people out of poverty and reduce dependency on aid, but will help the G20 achieve its aims this year for stronger economic growth and employment," Dr. Szoke said.
This article first appeared on allafrica.com.
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A spectacular season continued for 2014 IU recruit James Blackmon Jr. on Wednesday. The 6-foot-2 junior, coming off an ACL injury last year, poured in a career-high 45 points in Fort Wayne Luers' 101-87 loss to Fort Wayne Snider in the SAC Tournament.
The 45 points also breaks the previous tourney single-game scoring record of 43 previously held by another Luers standout, Deshaun Thomas, now of Ohio State. Thomas set the record as a junior in 2008.
That brings Blackmon's season average to 392 points per game, which would be the best in the state according to statistical sites MaxPreps and Varvee. He was also averaging better than 10 rebounds a game entering play Wednesday.
39.2 ppg? That's excellent he came back so well from his surgery. I'd like to hear more about his defensive ability too. He seems to score a lot of points but his team gives more up. Is he decent defensively and its more the team is so weak?
didn't chuck franz average, like, 50 points in high school before he came to iu?
I was there. He took a LOT of shots to get there and the game was pretty well decided by the 4th quarter. Still, he has a nice stroke and and strong move to the hole. Had a nice put back jam. Defense is weak, and a couple plays near the end he didn't even bother running back down the court to fake D. His freshman brother (IU offer?) has a nice shot as well.
And the pundits say this kid is only a 3-star prospect? Fools!
wasn't he number one in the nation when he signed with iu? seems so long ago.
The kid is a killer! he's got MARION GIANT blood in him!
Coachv – no… Lyles was #1 in some rankings when he signed. I've never seen Blackmon inside the top 20 on any list.
Higgi – I'm not sure which Pundits you're talking about… ESPN has him at #39 and 4-stars, and Rivals has him at #48 and 4-stars
i went to marion for a couple of years. when did you go there?
can anyone else remember if blackmon was the top recruit in the nation when he committed to iu before high school?
I thought I read when Blackmon verballed that he was the # 1 point guard in his class? Lyles was the # 1 center in his class when he verballed. The article I read had them broke down by positions.
blackmon has never been a point guard. dammit. i thought somebody here would remember he was the top recruit in the country after he graduated 8th grade. now i have to look it up.
Chuck Franz averaged 32.7 points per game. He did score 51 against New Albany in the sectional but he didn't average 50 points per game.
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NEWPORT, R.I. — The Board of Directors and Staff of the International Tennis Hall of Fame & Museum mourn the loss of Hall of Famer Gene Mako, who won four major doubles titles in the 1930s and was ranked in the world top-10. In recognition of his great tennis accomplishments, Mako was enshrined in the Hall of Fame in 1973. Mako passed away on June 14 at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. He was 97 years old.
Mako partnered with his good friend, the late Hall of Famer Don Budge to reach 7 doubles finals at Grand Slam events. They won two doubles titles at Wimbledon (1937, 1938) and two at the U.S. Championships (1936, 1938). In 1936, Mako partnered with Alice Marble to win the mixed doubles title at the U.S. Championships, defeating Budge and his partner Sarah Palfrey.
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Mako was an integral part of the United States Davis Cup pursuits in the 1930s, helping the team clinch two championships. He was a member of the team from 1935 - 1938, and compiled a record of 6-3. Mako was a member of the championship U.S. teams in 1937 (against the United Kingdom) and in 1938 (against Australia).
He also had a successful tennis career at the University of Southern California, where he won the NCAA singles and doubles championships in 1934. He was inducted into the University of Southern California Athletic Hall of Fame in 1999.
Mako was born in Hungary on January 24, 1916. After World War I, Mako and his family lived in Buenos Aires, before settling in Los Angeles, Calif. Mako's father was a skilled painter who inspired Mako to have a keen interest in art. Throughout his life he was an ardent collector and dealer of fine paintings.
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UPDATE #1: The Washington Area Japanese Culture Group, Vietnamese Professionals, OCA-YP, and OCA-NOVA will be joining us as well! -- Okay, it's time for our next young Asian professionals happy hour!
Spread the word, mix and mingle with new and familiar faces, have some fun, and help support a good cause!... suggested $5 - 10 donation. We'll be benefiting Asian American Success, a non-profit organization with the mission to create an environment where professionals and students learn from each other and exchange resources...
http://aasuccess.org/... Please note 80% of proceeds will go to AASuccess, the remaining 20% will go to the 20s & 30s Asian group to cover Meetup fees and expenses. The groups that will be joining us:
20s & 30s Asian Going Out Group
Vietnamese Professionals
Washington Area Japanese Culture
UNA-NCA YPIC Asia-Pacific Committee
Fun Korean & Culture
NOVA Chinese Language
Chinatown Community Cultural Center DJ Teng will be spinning loungy groovy beats for us. Our happy hours typically bring out 100 - 200 people, and I wouldn't be surprised with a similar turnout this time around. For those that haven't been there before, Modern features low couches, a deep sunken bar surrounded by ottomans, and shimmering white curtains. See www.modern-dc.com. To help continue the friendly tone of this group... I'd like to again encourage everyone to have a GOAL OF MEETING 3 NEW PEOPLE at this event. Also, 20s & 30s Asian Rockstars, please help make all the newcomers feel welcome to our group! - J.T. -- Closest Metro is Rossyln (Orange and Blue lines), ~15 minute walk across Key bridge. I suggest metro / cabbing it (esp. during rush hour), recommend using
wmata for travel plans. -- Photos from our last happy hour...
It was simply great!
0 · August 29, 2009
I love Thursday happy hours!
0 · August 28, 2009
Thanks to everyone who came out to support AASuccess! Will post charity results, and upload photos shortly (feel free to upload any you took)!
0 · August 28, 2009
It was lots of fun! I didn't spend too much time there but I did meet some great people!
0 · August 27, 2009
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December 2, 2013 2:20pm
President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner announced a reshuffling in the most important Cabinet positions when returning to the presidential office after five weeks of mandatory medical rest. Her reappearance was in a homey video shot by her daughter, surrounded by pets and stuffed toys.
In recent Latin American history, the position of finance minister has tended to be the second most important one after the presidency. It has been occupied by towering figures that later became presidents or presidential candidates, including Fernando Henrique Cardoso in Brazil, Domingo Cavallo in Argentina, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski in Peru, and Alejandro Foxley and Andrés Velasco in Chile. The Kirchners have followed a different path and degraded that position with weak second-line figures. Over the last few years, the position was occupied by Hernán Lorenzino, a lawyer who became an internet figure in a viral YouTube video when he was unable to explain Argentine inflation during a Greek TV interview. At the end of that interview, he was caught on record saying "Me quiero ir" (I want to leave). His wish was granted on November 18, when he was replaced by Vice-Minister Axel Kiciloff.
Mr. Kiciloff, aged 42, has a higher profile than his predecessor and a good rapport with the president and her son, the leader of La Cámpora. La Cámpora is a group that supports the president and has been described in the World Socialist Website as a "sinister so-called youth movement, allegedly set up to promote human rights and Latin Americanism used by the regime to control and defuse dissent." Kiciloff is a professor of Marxist economics from the University of Buenos Aires, whose only real-world experience has been holding several simultaneous positions in this administration, including key posts in the nationalized airline and the nationalized oil company YPF (an expropriation that he masterminded). That national airline, Aerolíneas Argentinas, lost over $2 billion in the first quarter and has not presented audited balances yet, and the energy deficit, under YPF leadership, was around $6 billion in the first semester. The initial signals from Minister Kiciloff suggest that nothing will change.
Potentially more relevant, perhaps, is the removal of the secretary of commerce (or better, "secretary of anti-commerce"), Guillermo Moreno. Moreno used to intimidate businessmen with methods that included showing a gun during meetings and threatening the release of personal information, while asking those businessmen to control prices, restrict imports and buy government bonds. His anti-inflation strategy included tampering with economic statistics, and Moreno—being the enforcer—prosecuted independent actors who published more accurate price statistics.
This Gestapo-style policymaking might be softening now, yet the central tenets of "the model," are still part of the discourse of the president. In the words of the last finance minister of some weight, Robert Lavagna, "[President Cristina Fernandez] locks herself in her small wonderland out of touch with the real world, and thus can't find the way out according to their mental scheme," and "the only thing that has avoided Argentina from falling into another major crisis is a tremendously favorable international scenario with very high prices for grains and oilseed prices and the effect this has on farmers to keep increasing their crops." The initial signals in terms of economic policy continue to be more of the same: price controls, taxes on luxury consumption (which has been stimulated by the overvalued official exchange rate), and further tinkering with the exchange rate system. The official exchange rate has increased by more than 40 percent this year and stands at 60 percent of the (more relevant) black market rate.
The most important change in the Cabinet has been the appointment of Jorge Capitanich as chief of Cabinet. That office was introduced by the constitution of 1994 with the purpose of alleviating extreme hyper-presidentialism. As it is often the case with institutional reforms on paper, it has not worked to that end, and the position has tended to be filled by second-liners subservient to the president. This time, we might be in for a change. Capitanich is the Peronist governor of the province of Chaco, and he has probably been called in to attempt to manage the transition from hard-core Kirchnerism to a new coalition of Peronist territorial bases, which is more friendly to the Kirchner crowd than the alternatives—meaning that in an eventual future government will partly include some Kirchnerists, or at least provide them with some immunity against prosecution, unlike what might happen under opposition Peronists or true opposition.
Capitanich is a typically successful Peronist governor, who was re-elected for a third term last October with 60 percent of the vote. He was granted a leave by the Provincial Legislature in a quick 26-1 vote to become chief of Cabinet. His reign has been built with the standard trick of getting generous transfers from an allied national administration. Chaco continues to be an underdeveloped province, where 60 percent of the population does not have drinkable water, and 76 percent do not have an adequate dwelling (electoral success in the Argentine provinces is more related to short-term clientelism than to long-term solutions for social ills). Moreover, a few years ago, Capitanich went through a noisy divorce in which he got a restraining order forbidding his former wife to approach their children. His wife, not considered sane enough to be with her children, is today a representative in the National Congress, where she was elected in 2009.
All his peculiarities notwithstanding, Capitanich is perhaps today the best hope for the introduction of some elements of rationality in economic policymaking. As a wishful presidential candidate for 2015, his prospects depend in part on the performance of the economy in the next two years until the presidential elections in 2015. He has some training in economics, and, given the plethora of distortions adversely affecting the performance of Argentina´s economy it doesn't take a Nobel Prize to figure out some necessary adjustments to improve economic prospects. Whether he will be able to pursue those adjustments in spite of the political logic of the president is perhaps the key question.
Mariano Tommasi
Nonresident Senior Fellow, Global Economy and Development, Brookings Global – CERES Economic and Social Policy in Latin America Initiative
Mariano Tommasi, who was a nonresident senior fellow in the Economic and Social Policy in Latin America Initiative within the Global Economy and Development program, specialized in institutional analysis and political economy, with focus in Latin America.
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