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This is to understand what decades of adding taxes and putting pressure on the population to maintain a giant state causes over time:

Found this on Reddit. Is to common to have so many Argentinean imported products in the states?

I have the feeling that things got really expensive world-wide way beyond inflation rates. In Colombia is pretty easy to spend 100 bucks in groceries for the week. During my trip to Europe it felt kind of the same. Have you been travelling to other countries and had the same feeling about things...

https://www.infobae.com/economia/2024/12/20/fin-del-impuesto-pais-en-medio-de-las-fiestas-la-ex-afip-aclaro-que-resumenes-de-tarjeta-pagaran-el-tributo-y-cuales-no/

https://www.riotinto.com/en/news/releases/2024/rio-tinto-to-invest-2_5-billion-to-expand-rincon-lithium-project-capacity-to-60000-tonnes-per-year LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Rio Tinto has approved $2.5 billion1 to expand the Rincon project in Argentina, the company’s first commercial scale...

https://batimes.com.ar/news/economy/eu-mercosur-deal-in-sight-says-top-european-official.phtml

https://batimes.com.ar/news/argentina/buenos-aires-city-government-expands-payment-options-for-subte-metro-service.phtml

September 13, 2024 Today, the United States is designating three entities and two individuals for their connection to Russia’s destabilizing actions abroad. According to new information, much of which originates from employees of Russian state-funded RT (formerly “Russia Today”), we now know...

https://en.as.com/soccer/who-vandalized-lionel-messis-mansion-in-ibiza-n/

For people struggling with Argentinean's visas I wonder if any of you considered getting a DN visa in Uruguay. You'd have huge benefits like being able to get a local US$ bank account and don't dealing with exchange issues and a marvelous 11 years tax exemption.