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wow, ridiculous, now we have to register it or pay higher, why is that? I assume we have to put it in our names too? I find this to be an invasion of privacy. I am surprised they are doing this, especially under this government.

Just make sure that the meat and chicken you are eating is of high quality. As far as rice is concerned, you can eat white rice every once in a while, but just let it sit in your refrigerator for 24 hours before you eat it. I try to eat a balanced diet, I do eat vegetables, but not by...

I try to eat all-natural, high-quality meats and chicken, but I also eat fruits and vegetables, sweet potatoes, avocados, summer squash, and nuts such as cashews and almonds. I occasionally eat eggs while cutting out pasta and cheese products. I feel better than ever. My restaurant visits have...

If you are from Argentina, you can easily get into the market. They all buy their produce at a main central market. Even if Bolivians run those markets, I don't see you having any problems. I have done extensive business with Bolivians. They are one of the easiest to get along with, honestly...

My last bill came to $ARS 165,000. I am not sure what the next increases are, but there will be increases. I have OSDE 410, It was cheap a couple of years ago, only 27,000 pesos when I initiated the coverage.

There are services here that will help you to transfer money to Argentina without having a bank account here.

Yes, they also tax the hell out of people, and enforcement is brutal. I don't want to pay for your social services.

I went to a Restaurant today with a friend, I had a salad, and drank two glasses of wine. A friend had a risoto, same, two glasses of wine, and the bill came to $ARS 55,000. I am not certain this is inflation or something else, but it's one of the reasons, I don't eat at restaurants anymore.

Mendoza

The Chinese grocer by my house, has told me that things have gotten really difficult. Business is not good, and that at the end of this month, they are closing down. He said it's no longer a viable business when you factor in the rent increases.

Here where I am in Palermo, they aren't here, at least not in large numbers...... I have not been bothered by them. However, they could arrive soon. One never knows.

Same. :oops:

Firstly, where will the funding come from to implement this? Secondly, will the justice system permit it? These appear to be the major obstacles that dollarization must surmount. Additionally, there's the possibility of the dollar weakening, leading to inflation regardless. I'm also wary of...

The real problem lies in the fiscal deficit, and the printing of money.

I know what it means, and I am referring to 'noquis' that are making close to $1,000 a month. I know one of them, and Milei is trying to reduce their salary right now with legislation.

Some government employees in 'government jobs' are making much more than $500 a month....

Or Miami.

it's really hard to say at this point in time. If The USA keep printing, then the latter could be true.

My friend and I recently ordered premium meat from a vendor known for its quality. The meat, certified by various authorities including those in the USA, is organic and sourced from a trusted 'pastoril' supplier. We chose Lomo, and our latest shipment has just arrived. We're splitting 8.7 kilos...

Let's see what happens. I think pricing will come down to supply and demand on most items. The one that concerns me the most is healthcare, followed by rent.