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...DAFUQ? Make sure you stock up on tin foil hats!

I have a feeling you're reading WAY too much into what Rich One wrote. And if he said/thinks what you're writing then, once again this is an overblown, crazy claim on this site against Macri's admin without actually backing it up with anything concrete.

Yes. You can safely assume that I don't care what sexual organs a politician comes equipped with. As for the rest of your statement, I've addressed the same thing multiple times and it's very clear what my stance is. I'm glad there are things we can agree on. Other than that I'm not too...

As a non-caucasian person ( :) ) I was told countless times before coming here that "Argentines are the most racist, hateful people in South America". Often Brazilians and Uruguayans were the first ones to jump up and say "Argentina...RACIST!!". I came here thinking people were just going to...

Yup. I'm with you 100%. I don't agree with Bajo_cero2's political ideas/stance but I don't think attacking him personally or his work is warranted at all.

:lol: All that comment proves once again is that there is a big portion of the Argentine population that thinks in extremes (EDIT: To clarify, same thing happened with the other side when CFK was in power). Yesterday Macri was busy talking to Putin to strengthen trade and bilateral relations...

I'm always happy when we come to an agreement. It's good to see that you now admit it was constitutional.

Instead of going in circles on this topic just want to point out that both NYT's and WSJ's numbers are from Management & Fit who said that Scioli will be 11 points ahead of Macri in the first round. This is like the Economist quoting INDEC's numbers. Doesn't really make them more reliable.

Not so sure about that one to be honest. Scioli was supposed to cruise through the first round as well according to most polls with many predicting a comfortable win in the first round. Macri was supposed to have a 7-9 point advantage in the second round. Reality, on the other hand, leads one to...

LOL yeah that is probably the most pathetic thing I've seen in a while. Shocked me, so I had to share it!

No 5% on tourism related purchases done in cash. I don't understand the "why" very well. Someone more informed could probably explain this in more detail.

If you have nothing better to do, apparently like TN staff, you can watch this live feed of the dollar price: http://tn.com.ar/http%3A//tn.com.ar/internacional/vivo-paris_635522

LOL. Its what Prat Gay said, "We're not going to use the extortion of Moreno but this is also not the law of the jungle." I am watching this with caution. I am going to freak out when there actually are signs to freak out. So far 2/2 freak out threads on this forum have been overblown BS.

TN just covering this. No transactions in cash at casas de cambio right now because apparently they're waiting for actual official information from Central Bank and also waiting on updating their systems to be able to deal with this new and strange idea known as "currency conversion". Prices...

The rate will be published by your bank, central bank (not updated yet) and banco de la nacion (website down) on their websites. Its the same rate. Just calculate the fees specific to your bank.

If I heard/read it correctly there is a 5% fee if you buy your tickets, hotels etc in cash.

Don't try to get back on topic when we all know, and are foaming at the mouth, that Macri is a dictator!!!!!! (To answer your question: Yes to you being able to buy dollars. I am not sure about bank transfers but I would assume that you are able to do those as well since transfers outside mean...

The status of importation and being able to exchange your money is the same as it was in October, 2011. Its interesting to hear that you think CFK until October, 2011 and Nestor as well as other presidents before them were all "like Videla". This is the second time you've accused your...

Doesn't matter what Stolbizer said. What Macri did is Constitutional. I'm sure you know that. And if some dictator followed the Constitution in something that doesn't mean that particular clause in the Constitution should never be used again. If that were the case the CFK and the Congress (or...

There was a denuncia by a lawyer and Stornelli took it up. I hope it doesn't stick because people, even de Bonafini, have a right to protest and should be able to express themselves, whether we like it or not and as long as it doesn't physically hurt someone or affects someone's rights (in this...