Lau..............It is going to take a long time for the new regime to turn things around, and one can never totally trust political leaders because of it. History always comes back around, but the people do not remember it. I personally feel that it is too soon for tourism there, and our dollar just goes into the pockets of the crooks, just like here. I think people need to hunker down , and I know the next few months in the US are going to be perilous. I moved to a red state from California, and feel a lot more relaxed. I have been all over the world, and the political leaders now are the worst there have ever been in Europe. There is soon going to be social unrest all over the place. Stay safe!
Thanks for your comment, Lauran. I totally agree that you "can never really trust political leaders," nor should you. When the dust settles in Argentina, Milei should be judged just on his actions. As for your point about the "pockets of crooks", it’s like that everywhere if you’re talking about taxes. You can only hope that the place you’re visiting is doing a good job of NOT paying its "fair share" :), which is the case in many places in Argentina. Cheers!
Lau..............It is going to take a long time for the new regime to turn things around, and one can never totally trust political leaders because of it. History always comes back around, but the people do not remember it. I personally feel that it is too soon for tourism there, and our dollar just goes into the pockets of the crooks, just like here. I think people need to hunker down , and I know the next few months in the US are going to be perilous. I moved to a red state from California, and feel a lot more relaxed. I have been all over the world, and the political leaders now are the worst there have ever been in Europe. There is soon going to be social unrest all over the place. Stay safe!
Thanks for your comment, Lauran. I totally agree that you "can never really trust political leaders," nor should you. When the dust settles in Argentina, Milei should be judged just on his actions. As for your point about the "pockets of crooks", it’s like that everywhere if you’re talking about taxes. You can only hope that the place you’re visiting is doing a good job of NOT paying its "fair share" :), which is the case in many places in Argentina. Cheers!