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  1. CraigG

    Alberto Fernández a wife beater?

    Alberto Fernández is really in trouble now. He's been formally charged with serious offenses like grievous bodily harm and coercive threats, and even though he’s trying to deny everything, it looks like he’s in deep trouble. The situation is getting more complicated, and it’s hard to see how...
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    Politics Having single-digit inflation is a good start

    I think we're on the right track, July's inflation was just 4%. I’m still applauding this economic team!
  3. CraigG

    Newcomer Barbershop in Palermo

    Hi! I usually go to San Telmo but I know a place that provides the type of services you mention! I hope it helps you! https://maps.app.goo.gl/MZ3HvTQxGAn2YNG68
  4. CraigG

    Two days exploring Buenos Aires as a solo traveler

    Greetings. Considerations... 62-year-old solo male traveler. I've been doing this since 2012, even when I visited Italy, I traveled solo. I'm not sure if you're aware, but I always follow a few rules: Use common sense. Pay attention to my surroundings. Listen to my gut. In this forum you...
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    Politics Workers in Argentina face the biggest blow to their employment rights since the military dictatorship of the 1970s

    So, should employers carry a bigger burden? Well, because it's way easier to keep them in check. Of course, this is after the government does what you've mentioned - making the right moves. In most countries, the consequences are so serious that no employer would risk having someone off the...
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    Politics Workers in Argentina face the biggest blow to their employment rights since the military dictatorship of the 1970s

    My apologies for the misunderstanding. I'm with you on the importance of enforcing existing rules, especially when it comes to tackling off-the-books work. Leaving it up to people to decide whether to pay taxes or not can create big problems, and companies should face consequences if they don't...
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    Politics Workers in Argentina face the biggest blow to their employment rights since the military dictatorship of the 1970s

    Sure thing! In Argentina, employee rights might not be as good as in most European Union countries. However, saying that this is a big problem for job creation and investments is not entirely accurate. It's not fair to blame basic labor rules in Argentina for holding back the economy. Comparing...
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    Newcomer Questions related to the practical aspects of cash in BA

    Welcome! It's been two years since my last trip, also I traveled alone. Here are some tips based on my experience: Research and Budgeting:Utilize online resources like Google Maps to find restaurants near your lodging. Check online menus to estimate food costs.Look for prices of common items...
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