Thread: Corruption in Argentina
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11-09-12 14:41 #49
Expats living on pesos are doing better? Its true the dollar is trading at thirty percent above the official rate, but what good does that do you when prices are 2 to 3 times more expensive here then in the US of A? For example, here a pair of levis sell for 600 pesos and up. In Walmart. Com with tax and shipped to your house its around 20 dollars? Thats five times more expensive here. Not to mention they are probably selling you "levis" "Hecho en China!"
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11-09-12 13:09 #48I should have qualified that better. I feel your pain brother.
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11-09-12 11:48 #47
Ex pats living on foriegn currency you mean;. (
Ex pats living on pesos cant wait for her to go Originally Posted by Daddy Rulz
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11-09-12 10:07 #46NOOOOOOOOO I hope they keep her forever! Christina=terrible for Argentinians, FREAKEN AWESOME* for ex-pats Originally Posted by Sidney
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*except for electronics and getting money
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11-09-12 09:33 #45
Hello, Sid!
The anti Christinas were well represented as many signs now spell corruption with a capital K. Speaking of devided electorates, you might be surprised at the signs reading Viva la Reina. After the Malvinas, it would be a stretch to suggest they were talking about QEII.
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11-08-12 22:34 #44can't really tell you the issues but I was out in it a little. The vibe was pretty cool, aided in no small part to all the weed I could smell burning. Pretty calm, with a real mix of demographics. Originally Posted by Cordoba Dan
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11-08-12 22:19 #43
Major Manifestacion
Could I get a local's take on tonights demonstration. There seems to be a hot mess of a mix of issues lathering everyone up. Some signs concern the fear of Christina extending her term ala Chavez. Some are calling for a stop to the killing. Is that a reference to general insecurity among the public (Agualung's take on that would be great) How often do they coordinate these across the country? Can' t remember seeing that before. A little backround on who are 8N would be great. Thanks
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03-12-10 16:58 #42
There's always a silver lining.
Unfortunately, I doubt that makes you exempt from payment.:-) Originally Posted by TejanoLibre
The flip side of the corruption here is that it can work in your favor. I was able to renew my work visa, something that officially takes six weeks, in two days. You just have to know somebody who "knows" somebody.
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03-12-10 15:51 #41
Very Corrupt!
A few weeks after I re-opened Lαlliance and 1 day after SIMONE, the crazy Brazilian attacked me in the restaurant I had a visit by an undercover sergeant that controls the entire district and he explained that If I was going to have working girls and or drug dealers at my establishment then I would have to pay him off or he would close me down! Originally Posted by Jaimito Cartero
Plain and simple!
I explained that a lot of my girlfriends happen to be working girls and that I do not allow drug dealers to operate within the restaurant.
It is a family restaurant where you can order a huge T-Bone, a bottle of fine wine and a hooker for desert!
The CRAZY Brazilian is the one that made up the story about the drug dealers to make it more interesting!
Then a dark car with totally blacked out windows came by and hung-out in front of my place for about 5 minutes at 4 in the morning!
Never a dull moment!
Stay Tuned !
This deal is just starting to get good !
TL
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03-12-10 12:33 #40Think this guy is a big fish. They found $800k stashed in his house. EZE customs are at the top of my shit list. They busted my balls for 100 pesos to get my three zip-lock bags of cashews through customs. All the shit brought through customs at EZE and I get hassled over cashews. No justice. Originally Posted by Wild Walleye
http://momento24.com/en/2010/03/12/e...muggling-case/
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03-11-10 16:05 #39
He didn't think that he needed to pay the judge
Clearly, he must have pissed off the wrong guy. Either that or someone further up the criminal food chain needed to throw the authorities a decent bone. These guys don't get busted due to dogged detective work. They are protected. Originally Posted by Damman
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03-11-10 13:03 #38
Corruption in Buenos Aires? Say it ain't so!
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03-11-10 09:52 #37
Arrest of the director of the customs of Ezeiza busted
Never ceases to amaze me the depth of corruption here. EZE Customs boss busted.
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02-06-09 22:00 #36
Brit report is a fake
Although I think it interesting the brit report is a fake.
See this link.
http://www.snopes.com/politics/crime/congress.asp
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02-06-09 16:45 #35
What About this one?
- Every week you'll find part of the staff at Black as a reward.
- The Female Manager fucked the Maid.
- The Maid, was banged by 30+ clients.
- The clients fucked the chicas at Madaho.
- The taxi driver got a BJ from the chica the client paid for a free ride.
- The assistant was found masturbating on a chair at the office.
- The Maid was found masturbating herself with the vacuum machine.
- The CEO fucked the client's assistant.
- The staff had vacation on a nude resort as a reward for improving sales.
- The clients were drunk in a party with the staff.
- No employee has a driver license, they are all drunk all the time.
Which organization is this?
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