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Loved Sao Paulo too and could live there quite happily.......plenty culture and things to do........but its big city vibe with no beaches and not like living beachside in Leblon Rio

I lived in Leblon for 5 years and never had an issue or felt threatened. Not to say that there are not risks but they do tend to get exaggerated in the media. Barra de Tijuca is too boring a place for me. Not much to do there and nothing like Leblon or Ipanema is.

If you stay in safe areas and use common sense when out and about it’s fine. I Don’t drive around the Favellas in my Ferrari for sure

Look at the inflation history and economic stability of both countries then perhaps comment

It’s the same

Far less radical in Brazil than the Argentina left wing as the Brazilian economy and inflation comparisons show. It’s the beach lifestyle in Leblon and Ipanema that I really enjoy with regular trips to Buenos Aires

Love Rio, especially Leblon area.......my favourite and only a short flight from BA with better climate and great beach lifestyle. More stable politically and economically and now cheaper

Do they charge in Pesos or USD? can you pay by card or cash only? Thanks

Whats the hourly rate for services these days? Have the prices gone up a lot?

Thanks and asking for a friend

Great news and please Milei make sure we dont have more than two genders in Argentina........no transgender, gender neutral, non-binary, agender, pangender, genderqueer, two-spirit, third gender, etc. Argentina is a 2 gender country only. Male & Female.......punto y basta.

https://buenosairesherald.com/politics/could-cristina-kirchner-be-making-a-political-comeback NO AL SOCIALISMO Y CAOS ECONOMICO!

Running an economy with 300% annual inflation and spending beyond the countries means is much more damaging to peoples livelihoods and well being. Ask the Cubans or Venezuelans how their well-being is being taken care of with socialist economic policies. 6 million Venezuelans have left the...

Socialism is dead! March was the fourth straight month with more government revenues than non-interest spending: In other words Milei, who was inaugurated in December, has produced a government budget surplus every month since taking over”...

Must be a few Americans living there with all the Vaca Muerta activity. I lived there for a while too and there was quite a good expat crowd there back then. Nice place but a bit boring after a while. I was glad to move to BA later on

Of course. It’s proven to work by the likes of Ronald Reagan, Margaret Thatcher, etc Now, that doesn’t mean that adjustments will not be required by other governments in the future as they were with Reagan and Thatcher or that mistakes will not be made but no doubt at this point in time...

Deregulation and privatization will boost efficiency and job creation. Dollarizing the economy helps to stabilize prices in pesos and reduce inflation, fostering a more secure environment for investments and job security and costa of living for locals. (Not so good for expats though who prefer...

This is temporary and an unfortunate pain to bear as part of the change to better times. You can blame the Ks and Alberto’s policies for this. Better times are coming.