Just about hurt myself when I saw the English version of “piquetazo:”
National pick-eater in 500 points of the country: tension and incidents in the accesses to CABA
BA protest watch
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Here we go again, this time outside the Quinta in Olivos and many other places, and a general strike on Thursday.
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Sheesh! Same old song. Let us know how it goes, please?
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Sheesh! Same old song. Let us know how it goes, please?
One of the Polo Obrero spokesmen said that people are now sucking cardboard for food. Perhaps with a dash of chimmi?
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Nobody likes to have people going hungry. Somehow, though, I don’t think that Polo Obrero is most concerned about the poor.
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Has the general strike been having any impact in the capital so far today? From what I've heard it's just a normal Thursday here.
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Banks shut, no lorries on the road, but most businesses are open.
Mrs GJ was down at the Hospital Aleman and was lucky enough to get an extra two appointments as there had been several cancellations with specialists she had been trying to see for a few weeks.
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Banks shut, no lorries on the road, but most businesses are open.
The missus was on the phone to the butcher and he was saying the chicken wasn't delivered because of action by the lorry drivers. No f'ing surprise there nor the banks.
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The missus was on the phone to the butcher and he was saying the chicken wasn't delivered because of action by the lorry drivers. No f'ing surprise there nor the banks.
Which chicken?
And why was it crossing the road?
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