Argentina: Así es una CIUDAD Fronteriza | Iguazu, Misiones

[@VayaVayaViajeros]

No olviden dejarnos su mano arriba 👍🏻 Abrazo grande 💙

[@anthonyquinn5556]

Mui lindo lugares de South America

[@piasueldo1101]

Bello paseo, saludos.

[@poraecomAndre]

hola, eu sou de foz do iguaçú no Brasil, e também faço vídeos da fronteira, abraços

[@cejotaelebeats3147]

Somos iguazuenses 😊

[@cristianmore4020]

Hola chicos, hermosa nuestra Argentina 😍, excelente video!!!les tiro una idea, porque no hacen calcomanías pequeñas y las ponen en la vía pública a cada lugar que van?así pueden llegar a más personas, porque creo que este canal merece la pena que crezca mucho.Saludos

[@VayaVayaViajeros]

Cristian 🤗 gracias por tu sugerencia y apoyarnos con tu like y comentario. El apoyo es invaluable para nosotros, nuestro impulso para seguir adelante y que nuestro canal se muestre a otras personas.. Abrazo fuerte

[@robertalmar6576]

Nice video. Thank you for sharing it Good Afternoon I was visiting there, in March 2023, entering beautiful Argentina from Foz do Iguazu, the border with Brazil. A very remarkable fact that surprised me greatly, that the vast majority of the population of Puerto Iguazú are paraguayans, brazilians, venezuelans, colombians, bolivians, peruvians, uruguayans, arabians, senegalese, Nigerians, etc, etc, etc, who serve you in shopping malls, clothing stores, electronic stores, food stores, in the receptions of hotels and hostels, bus and travel agencies, etc. When you pay deep and meticulous attention and observe properly, it is really easy to distinguish who is Argentine and who is from other Latin America Country. Argentines were usually 86% european descendants, before the massive arrival of latin foreigners, who nowadays are more than 3rd part of Argentina's Population (rapidly increasing every year) And that it was really "difficult" to be able to find a true Argentine Citizen there. 95% of the Employees of all activities. He is not Argentine, but a foreigner...How can that be??? Later I was able to verify that something very similar is happening in Buenos Aires Argentina is totally invided by all latinamerican citizens, consisting-I repeat-at least the 3rd part of the present Country's population (in 2018 I traveled to the Argentine Northwest and the vast majority of the population of Salta and Jujuy were mainly Bolivians) Surprising. There are millions and more millions of foreigners living and having children there. In 15-20 years maximum, by default, since young Argentines do not want to have children, having a really and dangerously low birth rate (I mean true Argentines), they, foreigners, will "inexorably" be the big majority of the beautiful Argentina's Population, and not the "real Argentines" any more, a very cultural People, intelligent and european descendants with the finest intellect, fine and having all the time hospitalary righteous attitude, behaving and looking certainly absolutely different to the rest of Latin America.

[@MMM-jn7bf]

dejá de hablar pavadas gringo

[@deivid.delagente]

No entiendo por qué es lamentable que estemos más baratos que el resto de los países? Puede ser horrible que quizás nuestro peso valga menos, pero que haya mayor actividad económica para nuestros comerciantes no sé qué tiene de malo? Alguien puede explicar? Nos duele que nos visiten extranjeros para comprar?...

[@MMM-jn7bf]

a los misioneros más nos duele cuando estamos mejor y vamos a regalar nuestro dinero al otro lado pero eso al resto de argentina no les importa

[@josearielsardina7028]

La razón por la que es malo que estemos mas "baratos" que otros paises es que no es por algo bueno, me explico, uno puede tener precios bajos por dos razones, una moneda devaluada o una economía fuerte que genera baja en los precios sin afectar al salario. En nuestro caso es por la moneda devaluada la cual si genera que los sueldos sean mas bajos y que por lo tanto la población este mas empobrecida

[@MMM-jn7bf]

@@josearielsardina7028 aja cuándo vamos a comprar a otros países es porque tienen una moneda fuerte y cuándo vienen acá es porque tenemos una moneda devaluada. Todos los "economistas" se recibieron en la misma universidad que milei, en mercado libre

[@flacosolazzi6250]

ja Los argentinos, no todos, siemore nos quejamos; antes era xq se muchos se iban a comprar del otro lado de la frontera: ahora xq vienen a comprar del otra lado de la frontera a Argentina, En particular, yo prefiero este tipo de cambio (con menos inflacion, claro). ¿Qué pretenden? que aumente más la Nafta ? jaja No entiendo. Además al dolar oficial, el litro está a 1 dólar, aunque debemos empezar a dejar de pensar en esa moneda, como lo hacen los brasileños (mi humilde opinión). También aclaremos que los que vienen a cargar nafta son de ciudades brasileñas FRONTERIZAS, sólo eso, en fin... yo no sería tan alarmista... jej Abrazotes amigos.

[@MMM-jn7bf]

para la economía misionera siempre será un alivio que vengan y no que vayamos al otro lado total, no es nuestra culpa que el país esté como esté

[@karinapiriz8022]

Quiero ver paisajes no caras....

[@anly218]

Hola chicos me podrian ayudar diciendo si en puerto de Iguazu hay casas de cambio?

[@MMM-jn7bf]

obvio que hay casas de cambio

[@Agusss-ys7gi]

Si hay, yo soy de iguazu

[@garyericinvestramberg1182]

Great Video Muy Interesante🥇🌟🤗

[@VayaVayaViajeros]

Muchas gracias ✨️

[@robertalmar6576]

Good Afternoon I was visiting there, in March 2023, entering beautiful Argentina from Foz do Iguazu, the border with Brazil. A very remarkable fact that surprised me greatly, that the vast majority of the population of Puerto Iguazú are paraguayans, brazilians, venezuelans, colombians, bolivians, peruvians, uruguayans, arabians, senegalese, Nigerians, etc, etc, etc, who serve you in shopping malls, clothing stores, electronic stores, food stores, in the receptions of hotels and hostels, bus and travel agencies, etc. When you pay deep and meticulous attention and observe properly, it is really easy to distinguish who is Argentine and who is from other Latin America Country. Argentines were usually 86% european descendants, before the massive arrival of latin foreigners, who nowadays are more than 3rd part of Argentina's Population (rapidly increasing every year) And that it was really "difficult" to be able to find a true Argentine Citizen there. 95% of the Employees of all activities. He is not Argentine, but a foreigner...How can that be??? Later I was able to verify that something very similar is happening in Buenos Aires Argentina is totally invided by all latinamerican citizens, consisting-I repeat-at least the 3rd part of the present Country's population (in 2018 I traveled to the Argentine Northwest and the vast majority of the population of Salta and Jujuy were mainly Bolivians) Surprising. There are millions and more millions of foreigners living and having children there. In 15-20 years maximum, by default, since young Argentines do not want to have children, having a really and dangerously low birth rate (I mean true Argentines), they, foreigners, will "inexorably" be the big majority of the beautiful Argentina's Population, and not the "real Argentines" any more, a very cultural People, intelligent and european descendants with the finest intellect, fine and having all the time hospitalary righteous attitude, behaving and looking certainly absolutely different to the rest of Latin America.

[@anthonyquinn5556]

Q barato es el pais Argentina

[@DanyXeneize24]

Guaranies?? 😱😱

[@anthonyquinn5556]

YO PIENZO Q SE DICE GUARANIS JAJAJA ARGY GUARANI NO SE JAJAJA