excrement

Milei once described the peso as excrement, but now he is pursuing a similar policy of propping it up that some economists say proved ruinous for his predecessors.

I’ve treated elderly patients who had been found wandering the streets, lying in their own excrement or simply dehydrated because of gaps in care.

It highlights cases of people being left in their own excrement, having blood transfusions and even dying in these make-shift treatment areas.

"Being kept in such a small cage and knee deep in excrement, we couldn't get into the cage to rescue them," he said.

It will stop at nothing to debase and dehumanize any opposition — openly acknowledging that it dreams of burying in excrement even those who peacefully object.