Buenos Aires Developments
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A historic Buenos Aires church has closed due to structural damage from city construction, while the city's Gastronomic Week promises diverse culinary events. The rental market is surging, with investment returns hitting a decade high, and a provincial minister dismissed rumors of Riquelme running for governor.
Buenos Aires graduates 1022 new police officers, vows zero tolerance for crime
- Buenos Aires graduated 1022 new police officers, increasing the city's police force to over 28,000. - The graduation ceremony, attended by Mayor Jorge Macri and families, emphasized a zero-tolerance approach to crime. - Macri expressed pride in the police force and pledged political support for their mission to protect citizens and property.
Buenos Aires mayor seeks stadium bans for fathers who don't pay child support
- Buenos Aires Mayor Jorge Macri sent a list of 13,000 fathers to US authorities requesting stadium bans for those who have failed to pay child support. - The initiative aims to penalize fathers who h…
Free Activities Abound: National Museums Offer Winter Holiday Programs in Buenos Aires
- Buenos Aires and the surrounding province will offer free activities during the winter school holidays from July 20 to July 31. - The National Secretariat of Culture, led by Leonardo Cifelli, is pro…
Winter Break Theater in Buenos Aires Offers Musicals, Comedy, and a Dark Adventure
- Buenos Aires theaters are offering a variety of shows for winter break, including musicals, comedy, and immersive experiences. - "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" is a major production featuring 2…
108-Year-Old German Bodegón in Buenos Aires Thrives with Beer Boots and Traditional Dishes
- Gambrinus, a 108-year-old German restaurant in Buenos Aires's Chacarita neighborhood, continues to serve traditional dishes like goulash and sausages. - Abel Barbieri, who started at Gambrinus in 19…
Winter vacation activities at Buenos Aires's Japanese Garden include workshops, martial arts, and live music
- The Japanese Garden in Buenos Aires's Palermo Woods is offering special activities for winter vacation. - Visitors can participate in origami, ikebana, bonsai, and manga workshops, and watch martial…
