Just like last year, Argentina has decided to implement day light savings time in order to save energy (although there is evidence that this does not work). And again, several western provinces rebelled and said they would not change their clocks, in part because that makes sunset in Mendoza fall around 10:30 p.m. and in part, one supposes, because several of said western provinces are governed by Kirchner enemies who will do anything to make La Presidenta and her hubby look bad. Ever aware of their image, the Kirchners have decided that it was their idea that the west doesn't need to turn back to clock, and they've now--on the fly--decided to create split the country into two summer time zones. As one commenter on La Nación writes, "Todo demuestra en éste país que improvisamos día a día, nuestros gobernantes obviamente incluídos."