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By having a population smaller than CABA spread out across an area 20 times larger. That's the simple reason. In similarly sized/dense areas in Argentina, the virus is also 'tamed'. Most provinces have been back to normalcy for more than a month. People don't seem to account for the fact that...

This is Buenos Aires brain. Most cities outside of Buenos Aires are almost normal now except with face masks.

The idea that the 'middle class' in Argentina is poor is such a laugh. The middle class here are the top 20% minimum, very well off people who certainly should be made to pay their taxes.

The USA has the largest fiscal deficit in the world yet the gringos on here would never say that 'stunted its growth'.

You are allowed to go jogging in Mendoza and you have been for 2 weeks now, 1 hour per day.

As long as he's declaring his income, who cares? If he's following the laws, there's nothing hypocritical. Especially since this situation was caused by Macri, not him.

I expect there will be some way to get here. You may need to fly to Santiago (a hub, Buenos Aires is not so much) and take a bus. Buses will definitely be restored before planes. But you should wait until closer to the date.

This video is from a conspiracy theorist anti-vaccination channel who is of course a massive Trump supporter.

Argentina has 10,000 intensive care beds with 10,000 respirators, but yeah interesting idea you had.

https://www.infobae.com/sociedad/policiales/2020/04/27/un-hombre-mato-a-punaladas-a-su-ex-pareja-en-campana-la-larga-historia-de-violencia-detras-del-crimen/ "Fuentes judiciales ratificaron que el remisero dejó su celda en la Unidad N° 21 de Campana luego de siete meses de encierro el 12 de...

It's incredible that you see no correlation between this and the measures taken. 1 million cases in the USA says it all - you're always free to return home if you prefer that model.

This is specifically for people subject to the principle of non-refoulment in the refugee convention who cannot technically get refugee status but nonetheless face risks if sent home.

There has not been a robbery in Almagro for years? Is this a serious statement? There are thousands of robberies in Almagro every year.

Every country is doing this, prisons are huge possible vectors for mass infection. Ridiculous to complain when Argentina does exactly what other countries do, especially with the comparatively overcrowded prisons here.

Good, let the airlines fail, once flights resume new airlines will take their place. Any 'bailouts' for them should instead go directly to their employees.

They phrase it as a concern for jobs but it's really for private airline profits, it's La Nacion.

They suspended all flights including out of the country and apparently domestic

If it's cash there's no real way to get the blue rate atm From a bank account you can send through Western Union and get the blue rate, picking up here in person or in an argentine bank account

Even before the crisis, Migraciones didn't deport people very often unless they were stopped at a point of entry or criminals. That definitely will not happen.

The article covers this: "se ha detectado que algunas líneas aéreas se encuentran promocionando por sí o por terceros, la venta de pasajes para vuelos regulares, sin haber obtenido la respectiva autorización por parte de esta Administración Nacional". "Some airlines have been found to be...