Digital Nomad
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It seems like things are in free fall. Every day it seems like it will get worse. The VP doesn't seem popular. It seems like Patricia Bullrich would take over if Milei is pushed out?
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Argentine Cabinet Chief Francos resigns – Adorni takes over
Anyone would be a better choice than Milei. People are just tired of all the scams. I would gladly take Bullrich or Villaruel would be perfect to me.
Finance Prof
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The realtor had all their offices raided today. Doubt they will find any paperwork. When you buy a property and use phony prices they make you destroy all the evidence. When I bought my apartment I had to use a lower price. The down payment had the real price on it but I had to bring it to the closing and the escribano destroyed both copies.
Seriously how does anyone take Argentina seriously? The evidence is clear. The guy is really trying to claim buying a $340,000 USD apartment with only $20k cash down payment and financed $200k in 12 months. The guy doesn't make much money at all and either does his wife. How was he going to pay it back besides grift? And it looks like he did that a few times.
He should have just quit knowing all of this evidence would come out. I don't get it.
They don't!
lark
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Why did Adorni feel the need to buy all of these properties now? I don't understand. It seems like terrible timing. Why need so many properties now? Especially if he can't justify the income.
Is it true you can't spend money if you can't account for how you made it? I see daily they are critiquing him for trips in First class that don't even cost that much money. Those don't seem like a big deal but I guess the idea is he didn't declare he made much money?
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Is it true you can't spend money if you can't account for how you made it? I see daily they are critiquing him for trips in First class that don't even cost that much money. Those don't seem like a big deal but I guess the idea is he didn't declare he made much money?
La Justicia confirmó que Manuel Adorni viajó a Aruba en primera clase junto a toda su familia
El jefe de Gabinete era entonces vocero del Gobierno y pagó 1450 dólares por pasaje. Los datos surgen de la investigación por presunto enriquecimiento ilícito.
Just stupid but probably keeping up with the Jones type of thing. Also many politicians need to have real estate so they can say they rented them out and made more income to excuse their spending. In Argentina you can't buy stuff unless you claimed you made enough on your taxes. If you say on your IRS return that you only made $35,000 dollars per year then you can't go out and buy a $3 million place. They will ask where you get the money.Why did Adorni feel the need to buy all of these properties now? I don't understand. It seems like terrible timing. Why need so many properties now? Especially if he can't justify the income.
Is it true you can't spend money if you can't account for how you made it? I see daily they are critiquing him for trips in First class that don't even cost that much money. Those don't seem like a big deal but I guess the idea is he didn't declare he made much money?
La Justicia confirmó que Manuel Adorni viajó a Aruba en primera clase junto a toda su familia
El jefe de Gabinete era entonces vocero del Gobierno y pagó 1450 dólares por pasaje. Los datos surgen de la investigación por presunto enriquecimiento ilícito.
They track everything. Why do you think they ask for your ID # at the grocery store.
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