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People in Argentina continue to support Milei despite the enormous strain on their incomes, the closure of companies, and the fact that inflation isn’t dropping to the level he wants. They keep supporting him because they realize there’s no alternative, we’ve hit rock bottom.

More shady dealings by former President Alberto Fernández, he used state funds to finance two ultra-Kirchnerist bars, "Lo de Néstor" and "El Justicialista." These are politically-driven eateries that got direct or indirect transfers from the government throughout his four years in office...

Today, tolls are also increasing by 5%. https://www.lanacion.com.ar/economia/aumento-de-peajes-cuanto-cuestan-a-partir-de-septiembre-2024-nid02092024/

Pilar is a lot like American-style suburbs, with gated communities where you need to drive to get anywhere. There are some expats around, but not too many English speakers.

In the Milei era, digitalization is really picking up steam and changing how we handle paperwork in Argentina. Thanks to two new resolutions from the Ministry of Justice, we now have the Unique Digital File (LDU) and the Digital Automotive Certificate (CDA), which means less paperwork and fewer...

You should go to Frank's Bar. To get in, you’ll need to crack a code at the entrance. Once inside, you’ll find a classic speakeasy vibe with excellent drinks. I went with a group of friends, and we really had a great time. The drinks are excellent, but what I loved the most was the party...

Yes, the Senate backed down from the increase, but why do you think they did it? It's clear they felt pressured by Milei.

How much money do you think Alberto might have offered to the witnesses who are coming forward? https://www.infobae.com/politica/2024/08/30/alberto-fernandez-aporto-el-testimonio-de-una-ninera-que-dijo-que-fabiola-yanez-tenia-moretones-por-un-tratamiento-estetico/

Roland is right; it's a great way to socialize and stay connected with the culture of Buenos Aires. I took classes at this place a while ago, and honestly, I really liked it, the atmosphere, the teacher, and the people were all very friendly. https://licanalaurasvartz.com/ar/tango

This guy disgusts me. Some of the chats they found are chilling, referring to girls as young as 7 and even 3 years old... He deserves the worst punishment! Let him rot in jail.

The "black widows" are still on the attack; this time, the victim was a retiree. https://www.infobae.com/sociedad/policiales/2024/08/28/salvaje-ataque-de-dos-viudas-negras-en-la-plata-drogaron-a-un-jubilado-y-le-rompieron-una-botella-de-whisky-en-la-cabeza/

Another family holding their own.

It's an excellent initiative! From what I read, there's also strategic English training, so a waiter, for example, can learn the basics to interact with tourists, or a police officer can do the same. Each area has a specific module. Not many people speak English here, so I think it's a great...

San Andrés University offers a Business program in English. You can check it out here: https://udesa.edu.ar/san-andres-summer-school-latam

I really like Las Cañitas (which is technically part of Palermo). It’s a great mix of bars and restaurants but with a more family-friendly vibe. So yeah, Palermo wins again! 😄

Finally, Milei officially ended the insurance scheme. He repealed decrees that removed the privileges of Nación Seguros, YPF, Banco Nación, and Optar in public contracts. He said: "Public companies must SERVE the citizens, not TAKE ADVANTAGE of them. If these privileges were used to foster...

It’s not final yet; they need to review that increase. It seems they might roll it back. https://www.ambito.com/politica/marcha-atras-el-aumento-sueldo-senadores-n6050638

You’re right, and what’s worse is that many people around him knew about the situation and did nothing. This guy, (an actor and Kirchnerist activist) Pablo Echarri says that he and many others knew but pretended not to. It was convenient for him to fake dementia to continue receiving government...

It’s incredible how new cases of corruption keep emerging every day. This time in Tucumán, the person responsible for auditing the province’s accounts, Miguel Terraf, was funneling millions in funds to his family.

If that’s what’s stated in the contract, then you would need to pay it. However, generally, it’s the owner who should cover it, not the tenant.