From: Carlos, Buenos Aires
Don't criticize Cristina. She is an expert - in Louis Vuitton, Rue Foch, Paris, Via Venetto. Channel, Rolex. To be President, you don't need anymore. Any one disagree with me?

From: Miguel, Bs. As.
I suppose the statement that "the untimely demise of the military junta" means that the likes of Molano would like Argentina to return to what it used be for some reason known only to themselves because the great majority of us who lived under that military junta consider its "demise" anything but "untimely".

From: Aroldo Kaplan, Argentina
It would be helpful to the readers if W Molano explains what he means by "untimely demise" of the Argentine military junta. It is creating a bruhaha that shifts the attention away from the main points of the article!

From: Santiago Plaza, Argentina
The thinking of Mr. Walter Molano is from twenty years ago more or less. It's not up to date and quite false for people who are trying to understand the Argentine situation for business.

From: allegra, buenos aires
Even before the start of the agro business strike , I have been an anxious spectator of the coming demise. I was very disappointed when CFK was elected. During her tenure as Senator of my province, she did little for hthe constituents. But as a couple they did manage quite well to increment their personal wealth........
Aug 17...http://www.theargentinepost.com/
I have been in California for the last 4 months and due to go home next week. I am preparing myself for the next financial crisis due by early 2009.

From: Eduardo Real, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Molano got the heebie-jeebies, and expresses his will as if they were prognoses. What a insightful idea! Fortunately, and in spite of Molano, ATFA and other vultures, Cristina and/or Néstor will be reelected in 2011. We, the Argentinians, we support you! Kudos, Cris!

From: Martín, Pergamino, Buenos Aires, Argentina
You should be ashamed of yourself. You are supporting a soft coup against our president. Remember what happened to Mark Thatcher for trying to do the same in Ecuatorial Guinea!

From: Soledad
Cristina is never going to quit because she's smart and has great character, more than anybody else in this country. I'm glad that she's my president and i'm proud of that. There are many, many many people (46%) that support this goverment Maybe we cannot be OK with everything, but we support the type of politics and the improvement that we had the last 5 years.

From: Guillermo, Buenos Aires
The Kirchners MUST continue until the end of 2001 at the very least. Latin Business Chronicle should be ashamed of supporting such opinions.

From: alfredo cardenas, rosario
Cristina is very intelligent. She's a wonderful person to serve the poor people of Argentina.

From: cecilia, buenos aires
"When the Kirchners will be ousted".....What? Walter Molano, are you promoting a soft coup? You disrespect the 45% of Argentines who voted for Cristina and support her.

From: Ignacio Mansilla Derqui, Buenos Aires
Do you remember Argentina in 2001? An economic system that increased the poverty and unemployment and indebted the country like never in its history - in favour of a small class of capitalists.

From: Alejandro, Chivilcoy, Argentina
Cristina is the best president that we can have. She's very intelligent.

From: Diego, Buenos Aires
To the people who are against our DEMOCRATICALLY elected president: I don´t know wy you are so anxious to get back to crisis times. You should be happy that we aren´t, and that opinions like the ones this articles supports are now no longer important since international financial groups no longer have the power they used to in Argentinean politics.

From: miguelantonio@argentina.com, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mr. Molano: Thank for your words, but President Cristina Kirchner will be en Casa Rosada until 12-10-2011. She isn´t a president from the Union Civica Radical.

From: Enrique Martín, Buenos Aires
Cristina=Chávez. She will be relected in 2011. Néstor Kirchner will be president 2015 and 2019, Cristina 2023 and 2027. Perón is not dead.

From: Politico Aficionado, Argentina
The economy is still running strong. This year´s expected GNP growth is around 7%, and government spending is non-deficitary. We still have to control inflation, but our economy seems to be in a better shape than the economy in the USA. And the Peronists have a far greater chance of staying in power beyond 2011 than the GOP.

From: MERCEDES, buenos aires
Cristina is the best president we Argentines have had.

From: Mariebel , Buenos Aires - Argentina
Perhaps he does not support that the governments of Argentina, Bolivia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Cuba think by themselves.

From: Monona Ines Iznal, Santa Fe-Argentina
The people are with this government.

From: Julian, La Plata
Molano wants cristina out. Argentinians not

From: martin, argentina
By saying these things you are promoting a coup against a president that has been voted by 45% of the Argentinian people just 9 months ago. Let the Argentinian democracy be and please respect the decisions of our people.

From: Emiliano, Argentina
Mr Molano should be more responsible when he decides to write any report about any president of any country. We may have economic problems, but our president has a team of experts that will solve the problem. Besides, she has most people's support, and not like Molano writes.

From: Julieta, Gran Bs.As
Cristina Fernandez has the support of the people who voted her. Till 2011 she will be our president. It's the first time in a very long time that poor people and all the country have the chance to be someone. The ones that hate her are those who only think about themselves.

From: Pablo, La Matanza
The Kirchners themselves have committed political suicide. They don't know anything about democracy or about managing a political or economic crisis. They will be out of goverment because of their own misleading politics. Inflation will be lethal for this government.

From: Manuel, Provincia de Buenos Aires
As an Argentinian citizen I acknowledge that the current government has made many mistakes. But I think it is also funny how foreign media treat this subject. "Not a question of if but when"? Who are you to judge? I believe that whenever there is a government that has certain anti-liberal ways, the right-wing journalists do their best in cultural sabotage. The new ways to sabotage governments include the monopolized media and every form of mass comunication.

From: Sabrina Gatrilo, Buenos Aires
I only know that if people like Mr Molano is against the CFK's government, then she must be doing some good to her people. And that pleases me, after so many years of slavery to USA, at last someone came to dignify us.

From: Graciela, Ciudad de Buenos Aires-Argentina
I don't agree with Mr. Molano´s statement. Cristina Fernández was voted by 46% of the population 11 months ago, and we would surely support her if necessary.

From: pat, Buenos Aires
Mr. Molano,
Let me tell you that according to our Constitution we shall be having elections in 2011. As a democratically-elected president she will be supported by the Argentinians all throughout this period.
Are you by any means suggesting a coup? quote "not a question of if, but when"??? quote "her days are numbered" ???
You must be kidding... really, you are misleading your readers.

From: Jose Mario Giannattasio, Buenos Aires
Our president Cristina has the courage, ability and the beauty and the people are in love with her.

From: Juan Jose Radies, Buenos Aires
By no means do the Kirchners have to be ousted. This would open the grounds to flee to Venezuela and victimize themselves. For those worried about a soft coup, my answer is no, this should not happen. If they are ousted, it is to be [like] the Ceausescu in Romania... If not, they shall remain and get cooked by themselves. Last, but not least, those who support the Kirchners in their comments [here] are either paid people or simply represent the Argentine [school of thought] that has made Argentina plunge for the last 50 years.

From: Marta, Buenos Aires City
We have chosen Cristina Kirchner and we' ll choose her again.

From: Ezequiel, Buenos Aires
Mr Molano thinks that his attemps against Argentinian democracy are just part of the game of politics. He doesn't even think about the consecuences of a new 2001. That's, at least, a very irresponsable tought.

From: marylina, buenos aires
They have disappointed not only us but the whole world. Their Golden Days are over.