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It seems like everyone wants to meet with Javier Milei now. Every day it seems like more and more people want to meet him. I wonder if these will convert into companies actually investing in Argentina. https://ca.news.yahoo.com/argentina-milei-plans-meet-zuckerberg-221843921.html

One thing for sure is Javier Milei has a lot of momentum behind him from people all over the world. This feels like something different. I just read that even Mark Zuckerberg is meeting Milei the end of this month. https://ca.news.yahoo.com/argentina-milei-plans-meet-zuckerberg-221843921.html

Interesting to see so many people from around the world that think Javier is a savior. Time will tell if they were right or wrong. https://inews.co.uk/opinion/what-the-uk-can-learn-from-argentina-and-javier-milei-3045726 Non paywall version: https://archive.ph/phTUz

Subway fares are scheduled to jump by 359% in May, going from AR$125 (US$0.13 at the official rate, US$0.11 at the MEP rate) to AR$574 (US$0.63/0.53). There will be two other price increases next month, taking ticket prices to AR$667 (US$0.74/0.62) and $AR757 (US$0.84/0.70) in June. Train fares...

I do agree that strikes are many times politically based but this time feels different as so many people are struggling and situation seems like it will get worse with utility prices going up. I have a bad feeling there will be more protests throughout this year. I hope I am wrong but people...

My monthly expensa went up 30% from last month. And my electricity bill jumped up about 170% from last month and I used about the same amount of energy. Not sure how people are going to cope with all these increases.

Let us know how your trip goes and what you think of BA. Nothing like an Argentine soccer match. That sounds a bit on the pricey side. But when I went to a game I spent about $150 USD. They aren't cheap. Which match you going to?

Beware that 400 different bus lines are on strike since midnight. Bus drivers are on strike throughout the Buenos Aires metropolitan area. I'm not sure how you now which lines are affected. Not all lines are affected. There are about 60 that are still operating I saw on the news but just keep...

The societal issue in Argentina is a complex interplay that, for decades, has been misrepresented by politics, often reduced to a one-sided narrative with limited permissible discourse. Efforts to seek justice and acknowledgment from the state for crimes committed by terrorist organizations, as...

Wow, great story.

Saw this in the news today. It about to get ugly. https://www.batimes.com.ar/news/argentina/milei-squeezes-governors-eliminates-transport-subsidies-to-inland-provinces.phtml

Some great scenery. I wonder if they bring their own drone. The footage is beautiful. This is the Buenos Aires we all know and love. I don't think it is a bad thing that more tourism results from this.

No they are not. Milei supporters can try to argue but when all of this blows up, people will blame him. Both sides throwing hand grenades at one another. And it is the lower class that will suffer. I don't see a way that people don't force him out of office before his term officially ends...

Ah, the mystical land of Argentina, where window screens and bathroom sink overflows are as rare as a unicorn riding a skateboard. Asking why is like trying to explain the plot of a soap opera to a cat – it's futile. Can we unravel the mysteries of Argentina's quirks? Nope, not a chance. It's...

Oh, the sheer brilliance of Bolsonaro's strategic selfie game! I mean, who needs COVID-19 protocols when you can snap a pic with a sea of supporters? It's like playing pandemic roulette – except instead of a ball, you're using a selfie stick, and the outcome is a potential health crisis. In...

So, like, what are the real deal policies or changes she or her crew are putting forward on this topic? Honestly, I'm not too bothered about what someone thinks personally (or their kinda weird way of saying things), as long as they don't try to push it on me (or anyone else) and it doesn't...

I'm not an expert, but it seems to me that if Argentina becomes super pricey in US dollars and salaries stay low, we might see some serious social unrest. On the flip side, if salaries go up, it might not be so appealing for investors. Plus, with governments doing a 180 degree turn on rules...

Sorry to break the news but I just got an email that OSDE is also going up 39.6% and that will be due in mid-February! So they are just 1 month cycle behind. So that will go up in February 2024. You knew it was too good to be true.

Your take totally comes through from the four links you dropped. Two from Clarin, like the flagship of Empiro Clarin, all gung-ho for Macrista mentimedia. One from La Nación, basically the most old-school and conservative newspaper in the whole country. And then there's Infobae, chilling in...

Read every line of the DNU decrees with a fine tooth comb. Look at the parts about fire restoration and mining. The stripped out all the environmental protection regulations.