I cannot begin to count how many fucking labor and consumer protection laws this guy broke. He should be thrown in jail for manslaughter. I'm pretty sure if the Peruvian IRS investigates him they'll find plenty of tax evasion as well.

A raging fire, going on in its fifth day, killed two young men and a minor who were trapped inside a container, where they worked filing fluorescent tubes. Their job consisted in filing the tube until they erased the Chinese trademark upon it, so the company their worked for could then resell it at a higher price.

Yes but you also have to take into account that shift originated from Republican obstructionism and Fox News blaming everything under the sun on Obama. With all the constant negative propaganda and fear-mongering in regard to the ACA (to the point a lot of the idiots on the Right think the ACA and Obamacare are two…

1) Granted, with the exception of 2006 when Bush's administration encouraged people to vote in the midterms.

His campaign was pretty much revolutionary and promised change right in the midst of the 2008 financial crisis. He ran on a pretty progressive message and that excited everyone. Yes, he never might've made concrete promises in that regard but his speeches were pretty much electrifying: "We are ready to take this…

They pretty much did, as the DNC hack revealed: sending debate questions ahead of time to the Clinton campaign, scheduling the debates during special events, icky stuff during the primaries (such as the great NY purge which threw about 120k registered voters out of the poll in Manhattan).

I'm interested to see who would be the fools who attend his town hall. They should be permanently put on "The List".

Offtopic: in case you were wondering how terrible Keiko Fujimori is, look whom she was going to name our Minister of the Interior (in charge of the Police on the national level) if she had won the elections in 2011 and 2016:

There's a lot of myth regarding Fujimori and the Shining Path. Many credit him for ending terrorism but the truth is it wasn’t him. The Shining Path started back in 1979, in the country’s poorest region, Ayacucho. Back then the most violent years during the terrorist era were during 83 and 84, and it was then that it…

Voting in Peru is mandatory to people in between the ages of 18 and 65 (or else you get charged a fine). However you are not forced to actually vote for someone, hence people often cast blank ballots or they scribble some bs in them (it’s mostly penises) so that their vote will be declared null. In every election the…

I hadn't hear of Huey Long, however there's a precision I'd like to make. Fujimori did certainly implement a neoliberal agenda but retained all the features of a populist government. It's that populism that won him an undying electoral base of brainwashed supporters who, to this day, still believe him innocent of all…

Goddamn. The minister of economy has been censored, the Minister of the Interior (akin to the secretary of state) was called to a hearing yesterday, where the "fujimoristas" had the gall to call him a terrorist and in all of this the president is trying to grant a presidential pardon to Alberto Fujimori, so that…

I got into law precisely because I wanted to do that. Thing is the left is barely a thing here, and they are divided as fuck. I mean, with our libertarian president fighting our conservative congress you'd think the left would step up to the plate and hit a few home runs, right? Nope. Too much infighting at the moment…

Pretty much, only two years of legal residence. The residence visas are granted for one renewable year, so you can pretty much hop on it at the end of your second year. There's a test (history, geography and current events) but it's not hard and we have some of the answers that have come before. Nobody fails that…

We defeated authoritarianism during the past elections fam. Thing is this president has no balls or ovaries to speak for. He could very easily turn this motherfucker around. There's a constitutional and legal way to shut down congress and call for new elections. THAT'S what I would do.

Let me know, we're a firm dedicated to immigration.

She's already censored and dimissed four Ministers (akin to secretaries) in little under 10 months. Now, under pressure, PPK has announced that he would grant the incarcerated dictator a presidential pardon.

Whelp either get a job as an employee or an independent contractor. However, since the executive branch kind of messed up the rules of procedure for independent contractors and they still haven't fixed them I think it's safest to go for employee contract.

Yeah but his children live on. Keiko nearly won the last election, she lost by a mere 40 thousand votes and her party controls over half our congress (72 out of 130 senators). And she is trying her best to get the current president impeached so that congress can call for new elections and she can win.

LMAO!!! What the heIl did I just watch????