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They want to blame Milei for the incident that happened on Monday when an AFIP employee jumped from the ninth floor. It's clear that he had psychiatric issues, and fortunately, he miraculously survived...

Javier Milei's Economic Reforms Are Already Paying Off in Argentina - Reason Source: https://reason.com/2024/10/24/javier-mileis-economic-reforms-are-already-paying-off-in-argentina/ October 24, 2024 But local free market economists think further currency and labor reforms will get the...

Students from UNA (National University of the Arts) and left-wing groups held a protest at the ONCE station during rush hour to dance to Lali's music. The workers who faced interrupted services had a tough time.🤦‍♂️

A bill was introduced to eliminate speeding cameras, they're just a tool for collecting money, another scam that could finally end. I hope the proposal gets approved.

In a few days, Cyber Monday will take place here, promising discounts of up to 50%, from November 4th to 6th. I recommend checking the prices of the items you want to buy now, so you can compare them during those days. I know there are good deals, but you need to look carefully because some...

Thanks to his control over inflation and its decline, Luis Caputo will be awarded this Wednesday in the United States as the Minister of Economy of the Year. In terms of inflation, there has been substantial progress. The month-to-month measurement is 3.5% compared to 25% at the beginning of...

Finally, someone is addressing the AFIP! Instead of solving people's problems, they always make things more complicated. It’s true that the salaries there are outrageously high and don’t match the work they do, plus they’re not even friendly. Dealing with any paperwork there is always a headache.

You’re right! Argentina isn’t as cheap as it used to be; in fact, many people are considering returning to their home countries... it’s sad.

A well-known global star is very popular here; in fact, there were hundreds of fans outside the Casa Sur hotel in Palermo waiting for a picture or autograph. I saw the news yesterday, and they mentioned that before staying at this hotel, he had been kicked out of another one due to disturbances...

Strange what happened to this tourist...

Everything definitely slows down during that time. For those of us who live here, it's great. A lot of people head to the coast during those dates, so there aren’t as many crowds, but everything remains open.

I came across a Reddit post discussing us foreigners who choose to live here. From what I can see, the main topic is about Argentine culture and how some foreigners take advantage without considering the consequences. Many are concerned that this could lead to a rise in prices, similar to what...

Another business that is coming to an end, especially for Massa's wife.

Thanks for sharing! This is so good to know :)

And it keeps going up, which is good news for us... The blue dollar rose this Tuesday, October 15, to $1,195 for purchase and $1,225 for sale https://www.ambito.com/finanzas/dolar-blue-hoy-cuanto-cotiza-este-martes-15-octubre-n6070458

Exactly, the solution is very simple, but that would mean the end of the business for many. The worst part is that politics uses students to their advantage, trying to spread lies and creating more divides among students simply for thinking differently. Just look at what happens at the National...

Javier Milei has permanently eliminated the name 'Centro Cultural Kirchner' by decree: It will officially be called "Centro Cultural Palacio Libertad Domingo Faustino Sarmiento". Viva la libertad carajo!

Yes, I agree. It does seem like people are more agitated lately. The stress of the current situation can really take a toll on emotions and behavior. It's concerning to see how quickly things can escalate, like the incident with the mothers attacking the teacher. It’s a reminder that we need to...

Paraguayan student says she's against Milei because Argentina pays for her education, housing, and food, and adds that they don’t have that in her country. But when the journalist points out that Paraguay has public education, she responds, 'Oh yes, but they have entrance exams, and I don’t meet...

And it keeps going down... The funniest part is definitely the memes about it :ROFLMAO: