VIDEO 1.
Imagine waking up and finding your life savings legally confiscated by your own government. In 1900, Argentina was richer than France, Germany, and Italy. It had the natural resources, the educated population, and the export engine to rival the United States as the superpower of the 20th century. Today, it is trapped in a cycle of triple-digit inflation, sovereign defaults, and extreme poverty.
How does a nation with everything commit economic suicide?
In this documentary, we conduct a forensic autopsy of the Argentine economy. We trace the original sin of Juan Perón’s printing press, the silent war on the country’s agricultural sector, the illusion of the 100-Year Wall Street bond, and the devastating 2001 “Corralito” where the government welded the bank doors shut.
Finally, we explore the aftermath: a traumatized population that elected anarcho-capitalist Javier Milei to take a chainsaw to the state.
Chapters.
- The 2001 Flatline & The Lost Superpower
- The Printing Press Trap (Juan Perón)
- The Parasite (The War on Food & Energy)
- The 100-Year Lie (Wall Street & The Currency Board)
- The Kill Shot (The 2001 Corralito)
- The Zombie State & The Chainsaw (Javier Milei)
