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I am trying to understand the developments regarding the Omnibus Law today. Here's what I have found so far: The process for passing a law involves several steps, which were applied to the Omnibus Law as follows: 1. The bill is introduced in the originating chamber (in this case, the Chamber...

What is so open about them, besides the $19 per month price?

I am on the $1.95 Pay Per Minute Plan with them.

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I think you should ask for "Suplemento digestivo de lactasa". https://www.labdominguez.com.ar/producto/lactas/ https://www.drzeta.com.ar/lactas-50-cap.html

He is making fun of you. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/boonies But seriously, if you want to stay away from coastal areas, are looking for a city with some culture and a real winter, Chicago is the only place to be. After living in Buenos Aires, you won't last in any other place...

Maybe your deep understanding applies to Gary, Indiana, or Akron, Ohio, but it certainly doesn't apply to Buenos Aires.

The army is on the government payroll. Are you against this as well? Or should the government keep funding the army but not the arts?

Wait tables? Run a small convenience store? Yeah, surely mankind would be much better served that way.

Gosh, I've tried to be sarcastic.

Yeah, supply and demand work for art as well. There's never been an example of a genius artist who lived in deep poverty and was only recognized properly after his death.

You know, the trick is to know what will happen beforehand, not after it has happened. If you actually had yourself the ability to see the future, then a bit of fearmongering wouldn't bother you.

I think 'Relatos Salvajes' was funded by INCAA (at least partially) and was selected to compete for the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival. How is that for an audience?

Ah, this is what 'grey card' is. A credit card.

I am pretty sure there is no such thing as a 'grey card.' Try visiting a major branch, like the one on Corrientes 1720, for example. https://www.claro.com.ar/personas/planes-prepago-pospago/turistas Technically, you should be able to purchase a SIM card at a kiosko and activate it online by...

I don't know. It is your screenshot :) As for the drivers, they are supposed to charge you different rates according to the zones, so they do listen to you. They need to punch in the zone code before you pay.

Some of them do. Besides, you need to tell the driver your destination, and this is where it comes into play. Sometimes he says, 'I am not going there, take Ramal B instead.'

Nah, I leave the betting to professionals. But for the last 15 years, I have only exchanged big-head bills at the blue price.

Somebody is trying to take advantage of you. How many cuevas have you visited?

You seem to be confusing small-head bills with big-head bills. Small-head bills have not been printed since 1996 and are generally not accepted here, whereas big-head bills are easily exchanged. There is also an older big-head bill without the metal stripe, it is OK as well.