gracielle
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Thank you, Maskow for the amplification of my post....my sentiments likewise. This article appeared in La Nacion yesterday, Enfoques section, by Orlando Barone, titled "Un mundo Sin Goles Ni Perdedores". http://www.lanacion.com.ar/archivo/nota.asp?nota_id=859809&origen=acumulado&acumulado_id=It is about prohibition in BA in general. It culminates with the author's opinion on how to handle unruly "barrabravas" during a soccer game. Prohibiting visiting fans is punitive to the team. He suggests they can see the game from inside a cage at the stadium. If they want blood, they can break each others heads. Do I have to explain the analogy?Also from La Nacion's Sunday edition. Diputados in Cordoba will be debating about a proposed law to modify the state civil code. It has been proposed by a woman legislator and has the support of some male counterparts. It would force "husbands to share equally in the household chores". Failure to comply can be used to determine punitive damages during divorce proceedings. I don't think they copied this one from the US!
Elpanada - Nicotine patches do work for some people. But the cost is high here. My point was that the free distribution is part of the law which the gov't has yet to comply. And can you elaborate on your statement..."handing them out for free is not gonna help anyone or solve any problems, it might however create some new problems".
Elpanada - Nicotine patches do work for some people. But the cost is high here. My point was that the free distribution is part of the law which the gov't has yet to comply. And can you elaborate on your statement..."handing them out for free is not gonna help anyone or solve any problems, it might however create some new problems".