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Literally "out!" in Spanish. It's the last thing that useless ministries and other public agencies hear before being shut down with the aim of adjusting excessive public spending.
Term coined by the Argentine President Javier Milei.
Ministry of Tourism and Sports, afuera!
Ministry of Culture, afuera!
Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development, afuera!
Ministry of Women, Gender, and Diversity, afuera!
Ministry of Public Works, afuera!
Ministry of Science, Technology, and Innovation, something best left to the private sector, nothing good comes from the public sector, afuera!
Ministry of Labor, Employment, and Social Security, afuera!
Ministry of Education, indoctrination, afuera!
Ministry of Transportation, afuera!
Ministry of Health, afuera!
Ministry of Social Development, afuera!
afuera! by ppggg December 19, 2024
Words you can keep
the spanish word for outside, out, outskirts, etc.
afuera by pussims June 28, 2012

paz afuera 

A widely unknown phrase that originated in and around the South American country of Colombia around the end of 2005. This word is the direct Spanish translation of the English "peace out".
Bob: Well, I better go.
Bill: Okay. Paz afuera.
paz afuera by Ephraim225 July 24, 2008

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To be sincere, honest, pure and beautiful
Afeera by Two kids and a wife December 3, 2017

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