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This union leader from the teachers' guild is a despicable person, inciting and pressuring teachers to go on strike, wishing for everything to go to hell. It's because of people like this that the country is in the state it's in...

The story of the Falkland Islands is far from over. I believe you have to be Argentine to truly understand it. The British ambassador refused to take a photo because a congresswoman was wearing a shirt featuring the Malvinas with the colors of the Argentine flag. For Argentines, this remains a...

After her visit, this is what happens: people line up to eat there.

Exactly, you're right! It's time to put an end to all the corruption and abuse. Since 2008, when Aerolíneas Argentinas was nationalized, Argentinians have paid for more than 900 planes, yet there are only 80 in operation. It's disgraceful, and the best thing that could happen to Aerolíneas is...

She’ll definitely gain a lot more followers! I was curious and checked out her profile too. She has such charisma; I started following her as well! So, it really works, LOL...

Yet another case comes to light, showing how examples of corruption from previous administrations keep surfacing. Five Kirchnerist militants who didn’t work for 118 days but kept getting paid... and to top it off, one of them was the son of a former director of the Congressional social security...

It's frustrating to hear about another summer full of power blackouts, especially since this has been a problem for years. Instead of constantly dealing with outages, the government should be investing in modernizing the country’s energy infrastructure. Proper maintenance, upgrades to the power...

Milei has repeatedly expressed his intention to quickly and definitively remove currency controls if he won the presidency. According to his proposals, one of his top priorities was to liberalize the exchange market, allowing for the free buying and selling of foreign currency without...

It seems like Milei is still making waves, this time receiving applause in none other than Wall Street. What's interesting is that, while his style and rhetoric spark controversy in Argentina, in international settings like this, his ideas seem to resonate with certain financial sectors.

Not all news is bad! There’s also some good news: oil exports brought in $1.227 billion more than last year. That's a solid boost...

It seems that the unpleasant Grabois pocketed a few million… He forgot about the project and, out of the 165 houses he was supposed to deliver, he only delivered 15, and they didn’t even have roofs.

Some people brought their own salad, LOL… If there's poverty, let's not show it. 😂

From what I understand, they've changed the requirements. Previously, you only needed a minimum of $10,000 to open an account; now they require $50,000, which is a problem for many...

That's what the president said, we're heading toward the economic model of Germany, France, or Italy.

This woman is moving fast! She already wants to go live in the Olivos residence with Milei...:oops:

I think the decision for everyone to pay for their own meal came after the controversy, because the first thing that got out was that Milei was inviting the deputies to a asado at the Olivos residence to thank them for their support. But honestly, I think it's a good idea for everyone to pay...

I pay her 5,000 plus travel expenses per hour. The rate specified by the domestic worker agreement here in Argentina is a joke. I also pay her a bonus and vacation time, even though she’s not officially registered. I’ve known her for a while, and she’s happy with us.

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In Argentina, immigration laws are a bit more flexible compared to other countries. If you overstay your visa, you're typically fined when you regularize your status or upon leaving the country. There usually aren’t automatic multi-year bans like in other places. Generally, there isn't a penalty...

Honestly, it’s outrageous that they go on strike, affecting over 30,000 people, demanding what? Better conditions? When Aerolíneas Argentinas pilots earn between 3 and 10 million pesos per month, depending on seniority and flights, as mentioned by Adorni. They also receive bonuses in dollars...