
Antonio Gómez
Antonio Gómez is an Argentine merchant who has shed light on the informal meat trade occurring along the border with Bolivia. He describes how this illicit commerce operates, with both Argentine and Bolivian individuals collaborating to transport cheaper Bolivian meat across the border. Gómez notes that while this meat is often not explicitly labeled as Bolivian, it serves as an attractive option for consumers in Argentina facing economic hardships, as it is sold at significantly lower prices compared to local products.
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Recent news mentions
Antonio Gómez, the lawyer for the commission, reports on the status of the lottery ticket registrations.
Los ganadores del polémico Gordo en Villamanín hacen cola: “Se destrozan familias por 3.000 euros” | EspañaAntonio Gómez co-authored an essay titled 'La imaginación hipotecada' during the crisis.
Natalia Castro Picón, ensayista: “La clave no es si tenemos futuro, sino qué hacemos con el caos en el que vivimos” | IdeasAntonio Gómez expressed dissatisfaction with the service provided by the Enee regarding meter changes.
Hurto de energía y falta de medidores golpean a la EneeMayor Antonio Gómez denounced the Electoral Tribunal for excluding liberal voters from the registry.
Dirigentes liberales de Ñeembucú y Misiones se levantan contra del cartismo - PolíticaAntonio Gómez, a 71-year-old resident, recalls past struggles in Torre Baró, including protests for basic services.
CC OO reivindica su papel en el secuestro del 47: Manuel Vital no iba por libre | Noticias de CataluñaAntonio Gómez, an Argentine who frequently visits Yacuiba, explained the dynamics of the exchange rate during weekends.
En la feria de Pocitos, la ropa es uno de los productos con mayor demandaAntonio Gómez failed to deliver his accountability after receiving funds.
Último Fonacide: Once intendentes no rindieron cuentas del dinero recibido - PolíticaAntonio Gómez described how informal meat trade operates across the border.
En Argentina el precio de la carne trepa a Bs 106; en Yacuiba vale Bs 60















































