Encounter God by chance

Zheng Feifei and Sun Yao are both extremely smart and talented women. In addition, they are all locals who buy food, shop, go shopping, watch performances, and football games nearby, so they have made rapid progress in learning the local language.

The two taught Ning Ke while learning. Ning Ke maintained roughly the same pace as them.

In fact, Ning Ke doesn't need to study at all. He "burned" it with his soul, which is equivalent to automatic storage and automatic translation. The so-called learning from the second woman is just to disguise herself as an ordinary person.

The three of them lived in a serviced apartment, with three rooms next to each other. Ning Ke's room was in a deluxe suite, while the second daughter's room was in an ordinary suite.

Although it is much more expensive than ordinary business apartments, the advantage is that it is very convenient.

Argentina is undergoing unprecedented changes. The high welfare of the past has disappeared; civil servants have been laid off in large numbers; prices have soared; and the proportion of the poor population has increased to 58%.

Rich locals took the opportunity to acquire large quantities of low-priced assets.

At the same time, the world's capital has also smelled the smell of cheap assets, and has come in droves, preparing to join the harvest team.

Young and beautiful girls can be seen everywhere on the streets selling themselves to tourists.

This is a paradise for dollar holders.

Sun Yao likes it here very much. She leaves early and comes home late every day. If I'm not learning the language, I'm going to the municipal library to look up information and study local history. She said that studying history in this way is much more enjoyable than studying in college.

But she heard: The Buyi Municipal Library has 320 million books, and the previous administrators were 1350. In comparison, the British Library has 1.2 million books and only 1240 administrators.

Fortunately, there are many fewer administrators at the Bui Municipal Library, but the quality of service is not much worse.

Zheng Feifei was relatively calm. Her goal is Antarctica. Just treat it as a vacation in Buei City. With Ning Ke by her side, she felt that anything she could do was good.

Argentina’s lithium mines are concentrated in the “Lithium Triangle” around La Rioja Province in the northwest.

The new president's biggest wish is to gain recognition from the controller of country A, so his plan for lithium resources is to use this as a bargaining chip to make friends with celebrities in the political and business circles of country A. Just because they have clearly expressed their interest in lithium resources.

In resource-rich provinces such as La Rioja, the collective economy is the mainstay. Those in power control abundant public resources and are used to doing whatever they want. How can they be willing to give up the fat in their mouths? The middle class of society there is also a collective economy. The beneficiaries have the same attitude as the rulers and are firmly opposed to the privatization of resources.

Only the people at the bottom welcome the reform, privatize collective assets, get their nominal share, and use it freely. But they are too weak, have little say, and have limited influence on policy.

In short, in several resource-rich provinces, local governments and the national government are in sharp opposition.

The new president, who is known as a "liberal economist", holds high the banner of democracy and cannot dispatch the military at will, so he seems to be helpless against provincial governments.

The president's policies have been implemented in most provinces, but have reached a stalemate in a few strong provinces.

It is said that the president has a headache.

The mainstream class in country A cannot access Argentina's resources and pays little attention to the new president; the BRICS group, which was originally optimistic about Argentina, is looked down upon by the new president.

Ning Ke understood these situations, and after thinking about it, he felt that Yu Mingyi wanted to wait for the new president's policy breakthrough in Buyi City, and then wait for the opportunity to act, which would be unreasonable.

He didn't think Yu Mingyi had a better way. You have to go to the province and see for yourself.

So he planned to take Zheng Feifei to La Rioja Province for a walk. The name is a sightseeing study trip.

Sun Yao stayed in Buyi City to study, go to the library, and receive information.

Zheng Feifei is very happy with his decision. Sun Yao was not too depressed either.

Ning Ke took Zheng Feifei by plane to La Rioja Province.

The name of the provincial capital city is La Rioja. The population is only 21.

The entire province of La Rioja has only nearly 30 people.

This is the characteristic of Atin: the population is concentrated in cities. Most of the vast country is sparsely populated.

The province of La Rioja has abundant lithium reserves, but they are not exploited in large quantities. At present, the province's main economic pillar industries are wool, beef, and red wine.

Ning Ke and Zheng Feifei act like travelers, visiting wineries, tasting delicious food, visiting scenic spots and historic sites, visiting alleys and alleys...

They spent a lot of time in La Rioja.

Finally, Ning Ke had some general idea of ​​the situation here.

The reason why the leaders of the province boycotted the president of the federal government is actually four words: vested interests.

La Rioja is dominated by the collective economy, and enterprises related to wool, beef, and red wine are large collectives.

10% of the population is in government positions, about 3 people, the so-called "officials", large and small officials. They are the upper class of society.

60% of the population works in collective enterprises. They are the middle class of society.

There are still 30% of the population who are self-employed or idlers. This is the bottom layer.

The characteristics of government allocation are: the upper class gets a big share, the middle class gets a part, and the bottom gets a small share.

The people at the bottom basically don’t work and have basic benefits, so they think it’s not too bad.

The middle layer is less than the upper layer but more than the lower layer, and it feels okay.

The higher ups do whatever they want. Judging from the statistical accounts, it seems that the amount of money they took from the collective income was not excessive. In fact, all their expenses for eating, drinking, and eating were reimbursed in public accounts. Coupled with the theft of false accounts and the interception of kickbacks, most of the social wealth was lost. It goes into the pockets of these people who are officials, but they are also graded: big officials and big riches, small officials and small riches.

The reason why La Rioja is relatively wealthy is that it is rich in resources but has a small population.

It is not difficult to understand: those in power are unwilling to change the status quo and resolutely resist the president's new policies.

The governor of La Rioja publicly declared: Lithium resources belong to the people and opposes privatization.

This is really very high-sounding and very deceptive.

The essence is: the collective economy is synonymous with the arbitrary use of public wealth by a small number of people in power.

Of course they are unwilling to privatize collective assets. Because once privatized, social resources are equally distributed to each citizen, and they can only control their own share. For the ruler, that outcome is no different than falling from heaven to earth.

The middle class here is also content with the status quo. Because the income brought by abundant resources is very high, part of it is taken away by the upper class, and another part is used to subsidize the bottom class. The rest is distributed to the middle class, so that their living standards are above subsistence and close to well-off.

They have been living like this for many years, and they are satisfied.

As for those at the bottom, they are self-employed, idle people, and a small number of private enterprise practitioners. According to their understanding, they receive some benefits from the government in vain every year. Although life is difficult, they have no other choice but to complain and curse.

Ning Ke feels that in terms of wealth distribution, the mortal world and the spiritual world are similar. In essence, the law of the jungle is the strongest. But there is a certain type of people in the mortal world who do things by force and robbery under the guise of helping the public manage their finances.

The province of La Rioja is a classic example.

Most of the income from social public wealth is consumed by a few people. But the rhetoric of a few people is that they manage assets for everyone, and it is natural for them to work hard and achieve great results. They live a life of ample food and clothing and continue to accumulate personal wealth.