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No chance there are that many. Numbers could be skewed somehow by children of Argentines who have moved to the US and returned here?

While we’re at it why can one only buy quantities of celery that one could never possibly use?

Works well if you have a DNI and the app. Sometimes you get a bit of a worn out bike and on occasion the bike won’t park back into the station and then it claims you haven’t returned it and can’t take out another bike. Used them quite a bit when I lived in Capital

Starts to get a bit hard to listen to since there’s no variation in his voice.

Back to 1500 that didn’t last long..

Just as prices were getting bit more reasonable…. Everything just got 10% more expensive overnight.

They probably have to drive like they do to make up for all the time wasted in other walks of life.

You have Leceé Mermoz here not sure how much it follows the French curriculum though?

This is of course the major problem with Argentina but of course no one will address.

Get paid on the 1st

I’m the exact opposite and have on more than one occasion left my shit in the supermarket and walked out in a huff.

They will literally take their life in their hands to save 30 seconds on a journey.

What about those of us who don't want to talk around looking like a portero?

YPF are claiming they will be exporting $30B USD of oil and gas by 2030. Wonder how much of that will be taxed?

Highly educated? https://www.infobae.com/educacion/2025/04/01/mas-de-12-millones-de-adultos-no-terminaron-la-escuela-secundaria/?outputType=amp-type

The 6% you refer to is the first patentamiento to get the vehicle on the road for a new car (0km) But think it’s more like 4.5 to 5%. This is the 2% of the value of the vehicle plus various fees and charges. You pay the 1.5 to 2% of the value of the car yearly until it’s 10 years old and then...

Depends if it is imported or industria Argentina and how old the car is. Think it’s 1.5% for industria argentina and 2% for imported. Varies a bit from provincia to provincia

Trustworthy and realtor do not belong together in the same sentence here in Argentina.

The Indian in puerto madero is supposed to be good anyone been?

Yes have thought about that, it does go down to about 100k in the summer, but I know electric "termotanques" are highly cost inefficient ways to heat water, as is electric underfloor heating a highly cost innefficient way to heat the house but sometimes the split AC/s don't heat the house enough...