Recent content by Lucia

Maybe this is what happens when you ignore the everyday struggles of people. Winning policies on paper don’t mean much if they don’t feel it in their wallets and bills.

I think Milei is going to win, because among the options available, people tend to choose the ‘lesser evil.’ Even with sensitive issues, like the bribery cases in the disability sector, many will still vote for his party since the opposition is seen as worse. In the end, it’s the typical dynamic...

Thanks to this announcement, the dollar went up today, so take advantage and exchange your dollars now! https://www.minutouno.com/economia/dolar-blue-y-dolar-oficial-hoy-minuto-minuto-cuanto-cotizan-este-miercoles-3-septiembre-n6185763

Omnia Fitness Center is a great option in Palermo. http://www.omniafc.com.ar/

Yeah, that must’ve been one of those rare situations, it’s not always like that. It’s true that for some matches only the home fans are allowed in, but for others you’ll see both sides. I’ve been lucky enough to watch River a few times, and honestly I’d recommend it to anyone. Experiencing that...

I’ve watched a few of their videos and agree, they explain things really clearly. Another YouTube channel I like is "Chanel Meyer" she talks a lot about cost of living and neighborhood reviews. https://www.youtube.com/@chanelmeyerr

From Milei’s side, they’re really going to have to work hard to prove they’re clean. It’s a disgrace that this is happening in the disability sector, one of the most vulnerable and neglected areas since Milei came in with his cuts. Fewer and fewer employees are left to do the work of many, and...

That movie has a lot of reviews, some really good, others really bad, but the negative ones mostly come from Kirchneristas circles haha, probably because they gave it a political label. I’m going to see it in the cinema today and I’ll tell you how it was. What I can say is that there are about...

Just to give you an idea, the main parties in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (CABA) are: Juntos por el Cambio, Unión por la Patria (Cristina Fernández’s party, she’s not running here but supports the candidates), and a few smaller parties. Usually, there are lists with several candidates...

Hey everyone! 😊 Does anyone know of a good cultural center around Palermo, Recoleta, or nearby areas? I’m looking for art or ceramics classes, maybe yoga, and also a sport like basketball or handball for my daughter. Would love any recommendations you might have! Thanks a lot in advance 🙌

So apparently the Buenos Aires city government is going to start fining people up to $900,000 for going through the trash. They say the measure will start being enforced soon. What do you think, is this a good idea? Will it actually work, or is it just another “sounds good on paper” kind of...

The kiosco near my place closed down recently. Back home, kioscos were always a neighborhood hub, here it feels like supermarkets and apps have taken over completely.

Let’s hope that now with the change of ownership, things will improve. I’ve got friends who’ve had all kinds of experiences with Flybondi, some good, some not so great, but honestly, you can’t expect luxury. And really, who needs that much luxury on a flight that’s, what, an hour and 40...

Hi everyone! My dentist just told me I really need orthodontic treatment and recommended a colleague of hers, but I’d like to check out a few other options and get some quotes first. I know it’s not cheap (though still way less than in the US!), so I want to make sure I choose the right place...

Honestly, I wonder if things would be better now. Technology and awareness have improved a lot, but the politics? Not so much. The system still feels broken in many ways. Favaloro was ahead of his time, and it’s a shame the country couldn’t keep up.