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Marcos Galperin is betting on the country's economy by creating thousands of jobs. His new processing center in La Matanza was shut down by the local authorities just before its inauguration, which was set for early 2025. The reasons? Perhaps thinking differently? Galperin stated, 'We have over...

About 10 blocks off Santa Fe Ave on Scalabrini Ortiz, there is a very impressive cheese shop. I'm not sure if it’s the same one florenceb is referring to.

From my experience, the quality here is quite poor. I’ve bought running shoes from Adidas twice at the Los Arcos outlet, and they only lasted a few months each time. It’s a shame because Adidas used to fit me well, but now I’m switching brands. When I used to buy shoes in the U.S., I never had...

Great initiative by Chubut! They decided to auction off the mansions of those convicted of corruption and use the money for hospitals. I think it's excellent and hope they implement this across the entire country. :)

It was revealed that over the weekend, Alberto Fernández said goodbye to his loved ones and threatened to commit suicide. Excuse me, but someone who warns doesn't actually commit suicide; this is just theater.

Dictator Maduro announced that he is going to cut ties with WhatsApp, stating, "They are threatening Venezuela." It's ironic for him to say that when he is the one threatening and endangering the lives of innocents who are simply protesting against a corrupt government system...

I understand that the Alexander Fleming Institute (IAF) is the top hospital for cancer treatment. I have acquaintances who have had very positive experiences there. If I were you, I would also visit Lalcec in Palermo for guidance and advice. I hope this information is helpful and that you...

I will be visiting Buenos Aires in early January for a week. My husband and I are both in our mid-60s. We're currently exploring Airbnb options in Palermo and Recoleta. However, I've come across two appealing apartments in the Retiro area, close to Plaza San Martin. Could anyone familiar with...

Back in 1999 when I relocated here, the cost of living wasn't low (1 peso = 1 dollar), but I navigated through all the fluctuations. Now, after 24 years, there's nothing that would make me consider leaving the city I adore.

It's not enjoyable. Why should those of us who arrived here without knowing what to expect share our stories and potentially spoil your experience? If you're curious to learn more, begin exploring threads on this forum.