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Nope, I didn't say that. I said that that is the minimum wage, but that doesn't mean that those people a life you'd want. A great deal would be considered poor
by hobarrera 12y ago
Nope, I didn't say that. I said that that is the minimum wage, but that doesn't mean that those people a life you'd want.
A great deal would be considered poor but US/EU standards, and live in rather poor zones, lack internet access, natural gas or running water (eg: my grandparents have water pumps to get underground waters at home, because that's their only choice).
Several millon people (literally) work in Buenos Aires City, but don't live in the city, and have 1-2 hour trips (one-way trip) to work every day.
If you want to stay in a large city, in a relatively safe area, you'd need trice that sum.
- e12e 12y agoAh, I see. Still, 1000 USD a month is still quite affordable... more affordable then I'd have thought. Thank you for the clarification.
- hobarrera 12y agoYup, with 1kUSD a month you can live in Buenos Aires. Not renting your own fancy flat, but you can definitely make it. Bonus point: USDs can be traded for ~13ARS in many non-official locations (while the official price is ~9ARS).