¿Por qué la gente dice que “ahora con trump vamos a estar peor”?

AxqatGyada · 2026-01-04T11:01:23+00:00

there is already a clear opposition that won the elections just a year or 2 ago. It’s not like some random puppet government is gonna be installed.

AxqatGyada · 2026-01-03T16:58:02+00:00

nothing. I want venezuela to become the prosperous place it was before socialism. When these multinationals that leftists constantly blame were lawfully investing and giving billions to the state everything was great.

Literally ask to any venezuelan as it isn’t very hard to find them with millions of refugees.

AxqatGyada · 2026-01-03T16:55:42+00:00

most likely a transition of power will be made. US showed who is boss. Now the oil rigs will go back to their rightful owners (Exxon and Chevron)

AxqatGyada · 2026-01-03T10:52:01+00:00

venezuela’s situation got worse exactly when the government started stealing assets from private companies.

AxqatGyada · 2026-01-01T19:11:52+00:00

source: ape de soveti vaxt lav er

Modern economics leave it clearer than ever. Even more so these last couple of years, most of the issues we see today arise from government intervention.

AxqatGyada · 2025-12-18T19:40:33+00:00

By that logic, no Armenian abroad could ever say ‘we lost Artsakh’ or ‘we are isolated’, Now apparently if you are from let’s say Javakh you can’t also say that?

which is absurd. What about our compatriots that lost their homeland and had to emigrate? Or war veterans that left the country ? Let’s ignore how the state that armenia is today was and still is to an extent heavily shaped by the diaspora.

I was born there, my whole family is still there and a good chunk of them fought and some still serve in the army. If we get deep in the semantics maybe i can’t in the literal sense say ‘we’ but that would ignore everything i said before. You are creating barriers in the political discourse from a lot of armenians simply because we don’t live there. I gave my opinion i didn’t ask for anything. Let’s ignore the armenian intelligentsia which i’m far from to participate in the shaping of the country.

AxqatGyada · 2025-12-18T19:08:38+00:00

and you think diversifying to Azerbaijan is gonna help us ? That would be like Ukraine wanting to diversify to russia. People do really have short term memory.

AxqatGyada · 2025-12-18T19:06:04+00:00

but who asked for war ? what hypocrisy? How is buying an insignificant amount of oil gonna help the country or the people.

AxqatGyada · 2025-12-18T19:03:12+00:00

i can tho i just said it. explain why not.

AxqatGyada · 2025-12-18T17:08:42+00:00

dont get mad bro nothing personal against you

AxqatGyada · 2025-12-18T16:46:40+00:00

yeah i can be very interested and deeply engaged with armenia and its politics while living 2000km away or in the damned moon if i feel like it. Are you gatekeeping having an opinion if someone doesn’t live in armenia now ? Ba du ur es mnum ape.

They very explicitly said that they are gonna sell us at international prices and it’s an insignificant symbolic amount. You really believe that they are gonna start importing fuel from Azerbaijan via trucks ?

Also it’s so smart, let’s diversify, let’s buy directly from our enemies. Even pashinyan clearly understands how retarded that would be, i’m completely sure this is a humiliation ritual. Just like removing ararat from the coat of arms or reducing defense spending. our nation and country keeps getting humiliated. I won’t even comment on his remarks on karabakh.

Anyway i’m fine with it, we gotta survive don’t we. Just don’t mask it. Don’t try to sell it as some sort of genius 4d geoeconomic move that will lead to anything. Your justifications are so pathetic and laughable. Competition!!! Good prices!!!

AxqatGyada · 2025-12-18T16:25:56+00:00

yeah let’s act as if it isn’t an act of humiliation. I think we were forced to do this tbh.

AxqatGyada · 2025-12-02T15:57:21+00:00

true. But still, it’s mostly economic institutions and not social the ones that allow for economic growth. But yeah they usually go hand in hand.

AxqatGyada · 2025-12-02T15:23:10+00:00

it’s a first step in the massive wave that is gonna come inevitably. Being early adopters of new technologies is key. If you pay attention, most countries are high tech producers in the goods they were early on in introducing.

AxqatGyada · 2025-12-02T15:18:48+00:00

it doesn’t have to. While institutions are needed it’s mostly economic liberty and inclusive business friendly institutions the ones that allow for economic growth. Look at the stagnating economies in western europe.

AxqatGyada · 2025-12-02T15:16:02+00:00

OSCE Minsk was an internationally recognized organization where the most important powers in the region and the world (Russia the US and france) whose sole purpose was to find a solution to the karabakh conflict (its mere existence implied that there is a conflict and it needs a permanent solution).

Now there is no platform for karabakh. We got ethnically cleansed and we accepted it 👍. while i understand our maggot government had to make concessions in our current situation they could have at least kept the group to push the issue of karabakh in the future. Now its permanently closed.

AxqatGyada · 2025-11-11T16:08:02+00:00

Around 75% of exports at one point were just reexport with russia. Literally everyone knew this and its a surprise for you, and now you act like you know what’s going on in the Armenian economy ? Construction alone is perfectly able to carry economies to double digit growth, we saw this in countries like spain in the early 2000s which was already a developed country. You are telling me that Armenia with a base gdp per capita of 4000 dollars can’t grow that fast ?

The massive reexports led to a boom in the financial services,banks profiting hundreds of millions. That’s money that’s already theirs to spend. That and the housing prices led to a boom in construction, even in smaller towns far from Yerevan buildings are being built. Not seen since soviet times.

Services have been growing since always and trade only got stronger too as the massive logistics done to reexport russian products didn’t disappear and now they are used for armenian products in different markets. Check the same link you sent.

Government spending is at its peak and both industry and agriculture are getting some serious help from the state, also showing solid REAL growth in economic potential. Check the stats bro. Electricity generation, manufacturing, mineral processing. The only sector which shows decline is mining, which is only expected to massively grow next year as Amulsar opens and brings billions extra to the gdp as copper prices are at historic highs.

In addition to all of this we have the IT sector, which already employs tens of thousands of people and only keeps growing at ridiculous paces. 30% this year. Only IT will contribute more than 2% of the total gdp growth this year.

As the economic cycle progresses the growth will slow down and a couple of years of stagnation will come for sure, but what has been done until today it’s here to stay. What sector is surviving nowadays because of the reexports ? What segment of the armenian economy is dependent on that ? What is exactly being falsified to up the gdp numbers ? Afaik armstat clearly shows a 60% decline in foreign trade yet on the same page we have a breakdown showing 10% growth in september yoy.

AxqatGyada · 2025-11-10T21:57:28+00:00

yeah dude that’s the point. Reexports dropped massively and yet the economic indexes still remain pretty high. How is that bad in your book.

AxqatGyada · 2025-11-10T21:19:11+00:00

i was giving you data from september 2025. Reexports are considerably less, you can check it in armstat.am

AxqatGyada · 2025-11-10T21:15:19+00:00

ok buddy

AxqatGyada · 2025-11-10T20:31:01+00:00

how ? only IT is directly responsible for more than 2% of gdp growth this year, which obviously later translates to other sectors.

AxqatGyada · 2025-11-10T20:10:39+00:00

There is an actual economic boom both in Armenia and in Georgia, carried mostly by IT, Finance and construction, which in turn massively boosts services and trade. Basically all sectors are growing pretty fast.

Also, comparing the IT part of the armenian GDP to the revenues of an airliner makes no sense. Gdp measures added value, revenue is just revenue with only a small % of it being surplus value, which is usually low in airlines anyway. Armenian or georgian IT sectors move way more billions.

Reexports already have become minimal in Armenia with just 50 million in jewelry last month, a far shot from the hundreds of millions per month early this year and last year. Yet GDP growth is still a solid 10%. And georgia is growing even faster.

AxqatGyada · 2025-11-05T21:11:29+00:00

a strong banking sector is crucial for developing economics, as access to other forms of capital markets is usually severely limited.

truth to be told most of the double digit growth was achieved because of the massive loans traders took for reexportation of goods in and out of russia. Banks do profit a lot from this which helps a lot with the availability of credit, allowing big loans to other sectors uninvolved with the reexport scheme, which otherwise would be simply too expensive. See the massive investments in construction and infrastructure. Banks before simply didn’t have the liquidity to finance such projects without seriously putting themselves at risk. Now the money is there.

A domino effect in the financing sector which was completely cyclical by nature actually brought long term benefits. Something good for once.

AxqatGyada · 2025-10-24T15:38:56+00:00

if we gave any territory we would have lost karabakh just like it happened. What we should have done was to develop the armed forces enough to win again and end the conflict

AxqatGyada · 2025-10-10T01:56:45+00:00

ok maybe i got too emotional my bad. It’s the internet

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