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tenorly

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2. Words of wisdom as always, Judi. It is what it is.

Reply to Judi Lynn (Reply #1)

Thu Mar 23, 2017, 10:09 PM

Mar 2017

You'll be happy to know that no one failed to notice the innuendo in the Clarín piece. Even the right-wingers seem embarrassed (especially the administration, seeing as the writer worked for current Education Minister Esteban Bullrich).

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Good boy; bad boy. Telling which is which is easy, at least according to Clarín.[/center]

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Despite massive teachers' union march in Argentina, Macri rejects collective bargaining talks [View all] tenorly Mar 2017 OP

Good old Clarin, always pounding home those racist, classist lies, trying to maintain controi Judi Lynn Mar 2017 #1

Words of wisdom as always, Judi. It is what it is. tenorly Mar 2017 #2

Amazing imagery from Clarn. There is a world of difference in these two children, socially/racially Judi Lynn Mar 2017 #3

Very perceptive of you, Judi. tenorly Mar 2017 #4

$1 B is a staggering load of taxpayer money going to subsidize private schools there, isn't it? Judi Lynn Mar 2017 #5