Recent content by BAHibs

It always amazes me coming back to this forum how many yanks hate their adopted country just like those of the Argentine right wing do. It begs the question, why don't you all f@ck off back to the land of the free? Ah..yes...your sh!tty social security payments couldn't cover a pot to p!ss in...

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"the tranny agenda " I've always wondered why the vast majority of this forum stay in Buenos Aires and don't return to Yanquiland and set up shop in Alabama where their 1880 views of the world are still held up.

Ah yet again a sheep reading Infobae and taking it as gospel. If you'd taken any time to actually investigate what he'd actually said you'd have known that Infobae, yet again, is talking total BS. Time for me to check out of this Yanqui Macri site, an absolute joke.

Fuck off.

Government - Sets restrictions Opposition: LIBERTAD! LIBERTAD! LIBERTAD! ---- Government -Removes restrictions Opposition - DON'T TAKE OUR MASKS AWAY!!!

For anyone that has been stopped by police in the streets while driving, do you know if it is common for them to ask for an international driving permit? I never got one in the EU, I've been stopped by police twice on the roads here and didn't get asked for one, but I did almost have a vacation...

Of course it wasn't, and I'm pretty tired of coming on this forum looking for advice and having the usual suspects use every thread to push their politics.

"Can I fire this person?" as a starting point for employment is an aspect of the US that I really hope we don't see in Argentina.

At the very least they will start with scrapping the "indemnización" for workers so we can get a good round of firings started so Macri and his friends can ship a few more dollars abroad. I can understand criticisms of the government, but Juntos being the solution? Really?

What I'd do to be a fly on the wall in the bunker of FdT right now especially with the results in the province of Buenos Aires, to be 5% down on Juntos there is a horrendous result. How Alberto reacts to this (if he can) will be interesting to see.

Can you at least keep your anti goverment pro opposition opinions to yourself on threads that request actual assistance?

Fernando Iglesias Is another Juntos por el Cargo member who miraculously saw his wealth sky rocket during the Macri regime.

*Or anywhere in CABA outside of the Palermo expat zone.

WU seems to follow the CCL rate very closely which is close to the blue (for now). I'm transferring regularly from France and it's 4,99 EUR (roughly 5.15 USD) per transfer, but I know it's much more costly for the US.