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It is an interesting point that often comes up in conversations with Argentinians. I just don’t think neutrality would mean much anymore in our globalised world and in the era of transnational terrorism. Argentina being Argentina and behind times would actually be what serves it better. First...

It’s one thing to apply, quite another to be accepted. Even just as global partner.

Wasn’t this deal organised during the Alberto/cristina era?

Entering the US, you clear customs and collect bags at first port of entry. Got to recheck bags for domestic sector regardless

It will raise. But with a house you have control on when and what maintenance you want to do. So you can budget doing maintenance and projects when the brecha is advantageous.

I heard of people using Tiendamia as well. Another option

Definitely too much ideology and too far from current Argentinian priorities. But meeting and getting advice from someone as politically clever as Netanyahu is as good as it gets. Not saying anything about his views, just about his undeniable political shrewdness.

I m not sure it’s about inexperience. Doing the ‘experienced’ thing plays into the status quo, even more compromises and stalling. And that’s precisely what the opposition is after. It’s more that with such little power in the cámaras, there aren’t too many options. I just read an interesting...

That abortion call from that deputy was such an unbelievable WTF moment. The gov obviously distanced itself from any of it, but still.

It costs zero to any business owner/employees to improve customer service to attract customers. And there is margin for improvement in customer service in our beloved Argentina. Also every second shop around my place is closed for their usual Jan 3 weeks holidays atm. Except for the chinos, they...

Sorry what? Frank are you ok?

Eh?! No idea, wasn’t me

Rio and BsAs are completely different cities in every way. But no shadow of a doubt that rio is more violent. If going to rio for holidays you most likely going to stay in Zona Sur or maybe around the Olegario Maciel and the beginning of Barra. All definitely walkable but you d certainly need...

Over 300 pretty full articles in the DNU but it’s the obscure black robes one that proves how out of touch this proposal is?… let’s just say that if the dnu was that meaningless it wouldn’t be fought so hard by all the unions and Ks. But most importantly this type of comment is precisely what...

55% of Argentines democratic votes... I don’t particularly like milei but I certainly respect and support Argentinians majority vote for change.

Curious about those house sales, can you please tell more? ☺️

I can’t see anything extreme in this DNU. It is Argentina’s current over regulated and clunky framework that is extreme. The common denominator in much of the arguments against is fear. Fear of change, fear of losing privileges, fear of the violent reaction of those resisting change. And of...

Isn’t this precisely part of the strategy to cap inflation? That market demand sets the ceiling? As to whether that’d work in Argentina is a different story. But genuine question

Right-o, resurrecting this thread. First world problems especially in the light of the current situation. But it all adds up Just got in at AEP and of course the taxi rank a AEP international arrivals ‘lost’ the QR code sign. So I went to the domestic arrivals taxi rank where they are pretty...

I just walk north to the taxi lane at international arrival of aeroparque regardless. Usually way shorter queues than at domestic arrivals