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It's incredible that La Matanza, which is one of the most dangerous municipalities and run by Espinoza, sent dozens of patrol cars to guard the closed Mercado Libre site that was going to provide jobs for 2,700 people. I think they have their priorities mixed up and only want to hinder progress.

I understand your point of view. It's true that the ability to invest from a young age may be more accessible for families with resources, especially if they already have custodial accounts set up, as you mentioned in the case of the U.S. However, this new measure in Argentina could open doors...

I doubt that will happen. I wish Milei's government could intervene in these matters, but it seems unlikely. Political activity has become so entrenched in public universities. If you don’t believe me, check out this video where a professor from the University of Architecture in Buenos Aires...

This is a great initiative; everyone should know about finance, it's essential for life.

I really enjoy the premium coffee from Bonafide. Bonafide is a well-known chain here, and you can find stores all over the city, plus you can even buy their products online. https://bonafideargentina.com/cafe/en-grano/

I totally get what you’re saying! Lately, I’ve been hearing a lot of this kind of sentiment, and it’s interesting because it wasn’t like this before. I think locals are feeling a bit more sensitive and maybe even frustrated with the situation. It’s tough to watch foreigners come in and enjoy...

Out of the 5 million kilograms of food they're claiming, 3.1 million correspond to yerba mate lol... It's so obvious that the Kirchnerist/Peronist factions want to distort everything, alleging that Milei's government is playing with people's hunger. They're pathetic.

I think the governor there is a disaster! It's been 10 days of protest already. https://www.expatsba.com/threads/misiones-10-days-of-protests-by-police-doctors-and-teachers-and-a-conflict-that-escalates-in-tension-infobae.3425/

The merchants explained that they had to do it due to the increase in fixed costs like electricity, Aysa, etc.

I'm excited! I'll go on Saturday, so I'll tell you how it went. I think it's a really fun festival, and it'll be my first time here in Argentina, so that excites me even more!

Some typical phrases are really amusing. Sometimes, I struggle to understand them, but little by little, I'm learning.

The City of Buenos Aires will prioritize medical care for Buenos Aires residents in public hospitals - Infobae Source: https://www.infobae.com/politica/2024/02/06/la-ciudad-de-buenos-aires-priorizara-la-atencion-medica-a-los-portenos-en-los-hospitales-publicos/ February 06, 2024 It also...

How can you be "tight" with $1200 in a country where the minimum wage is $190? 🤣🤣🤣 Even if you're paying rent in an upscale area, driving a brand new car, and eating out every day, you won't be "tight" with $1200 in Argentina. In this post, it seems like not living in a country club in a...

Has anyone tried to tip in dollars and if so, what is the minimum bill they will accept, such as waiters, etc Thanks