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Yes, the numbers and stats show poverty is going down, but the real-life situation for a lot of people is totally different. Sometimes those figures don’t fully capture the daily struggles people face. If you just talk to regular folks who wake up early, take multiple buses to work, and still...

I'm on the same page. It’ll be cool to see if his experience really translates into something useful for Buenos Aires. But I’ll stay skeptical until I see some concrete ideas.

I recently went to Uptown, and the cocktails there are original and delicious, plus the atmosphere is amazing, definitely recommend it. My local friends want to check out Nicky Harrison; they say the drinks and food are top-notch, though the prices are a bit high. The bar is hidden behind Nicky...

Things got worse when Milei criticized the Senate, which is presided over by his Vice President Victoria Villarruel, for approving a salary increase for senators. “Charging 9 million pesos in this context is more than a mockery; it's a betrayal of the working people,” Milei said. However, this...

Exactly! As you mentioned, it's a vicious cycle: if salaries are low, consumption can't increase, which affects businesses and can lead to closures and job losses. The reality is that behind the numbers, there are people struggling to survive in a challenging economic environment. With minimum...

I’ve read that the nightlife in Buenos Aires is some of the best, with parties, dancing, and late nights. Argentinians have a vibrant party spirit, and I’d love to experience it. I'm especially interested in places where I can dance to reggaeton and cumbia :) (which is very popular here and I’d...

Thank you. I checked this place out and it was very cool! Thank you! I have been to some of those places and enjoyed them but I will check it out. Hi @GlasgowJohn. It looks like many of these listed places are restaurant/bars. What about clubs/discos to go to? I heard they are really late but...

I'm new here, but I've noticed a lot of people using the city bikes, which I understand are free. You just need to register to start using them. I've also seen "ecobici" stations all over the city, strategically placed. I think I'll give them a try one of these days.

I just saw the pictures, it's truly incredible and imposing. However, I've read that it's brought significant issues to the locals, like freezing water pipes. I hope the cold lets up soon to avoid further problems...

As I mentioned before, I recently moved to Buenos Aires and I'm exploring the city in all its aspects. This time, I'd like to get recommendations for bars or clubs that you think are worth visiting. Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone, I'm looking for recommendations for the most dog-friendly cafes and restaurants in Buenos Aires. I love taking my dog with me when I go out, and I would really appreciate any suggestions for places that welcome pets and offer a good experience for both the owners and their furry...

Oh yes! I’m near Parque Las Heras. These days, I’m going to a Chino supermarket nearby. That’s very good to know! And thanks for the recommendations on local dishes here. I'm really looking forward to trying locro; I'll definitely visit one of those places. Thank you so much!

Hello everyone! As you know, I arrived in Buenos Aires a few weeks ago, so I'm excited and exploring places. I've read some recommendations on this forum, but I would like to know your opinions on the local dishes you like the most. I'll be staying for a long time, so I will need your advice...

I'm near Santa Fe and Scalabrini Ortiz. Initially, I plan to stay for 6 months, but they say this city is enchanting, right? Thank you all for your answers, you help me a lot, sincerely.

Hi everyone! I just moved to Buenos Aires a few weeks ago. I'm currently living in Palermo and would like to know the best apps for getting around BA or finding out about events and news, etc. Thank you in advance.