Talk:Piquetero

Sources?

Does anyone of you live in argentina? or lived a significant time? do you understand local politics? can you read spanish? do you read spanish? have you met piquetero's?

Yes, yes almost three decades, as much as one can without getting into it, yes, yes a lot, and no. What about you? Do you have anything to add to this article? --Pablo D. Flores 10:29, 23 August 2005 (UTC)

Picketing

I've removed a short comment by an anon user. Besides the style, it's a bit misleading. Picketing is already mentioned at the beginning of the article; in no way does it claim that picketing in any form is exclusive to Argentina. However, piqueteros have gone much beyond the original meaning. They are now a number of political groups of leftist leanings, and they are a new, permanent entity in Argentine politics; they're not just people who protest when there's a strike, or only in front of businesses. Nowadays they do marches all the time and request or denounce all kinds of things, from food at supermarkets to non-payment of the debt to the IMF. See here and around there for pictures. --Pablo D. Flores (Talk) 15:27, 21 December 2005 (UTC)

Not to mention they spend most of the time playing soccer, eating for free and getting payed for doing absolutely nothing. Sad. --Dexter prog 15:26, 12 January 2007 (UTC)

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