However, this is not a foreign concept to all Pokemon Go players, there have been various arrests throughout the United States of cell phone thieves targeting or taking advantage of Pokemon Go players. “I’m opening pokemon go”“So that they don’t rob me”“This green up there to the right is Plaza Once. Goodbye dignity?”“The taxis are already against #PokemonGoArgentina”“The only pokeball that I’m interested in” Among those concerned are the Casa Rosada and your everyday porteños. “Forget about it, I’ll also be an idiot playing Pokemon Go when it arrives, I want pikachu at all costs.”Be smart out there kids and be sure to look up every once in a while.

In May, Temer took office as a stand-in for the impeached Rousseff, at which point the Financial Times reported the grim news that Brazil’s economy had contracted 5.4 percent in the first quarter from a year previously. In turn, the World Bank says the shrinking of Brazil’s economy by 3.8 percent in 2015 represents its worst performance since 1981, four years before the country returned to civilian rule. Brazil can also take heart from Argentina’s recovery from its 1998-2002 economic crisis. Brazil is in the midst of its worst political, economic, social and – some say – cultural crisis in decades. Yes, but the steps required to overhaul Brazil’s bureaucratic madness are politically tricky to take, particularly given the current climate in the country.

On TV show Zona I, economist Martín Tetaz questioned Moreno on the way he handled inflation during the Kirchner administration, while he was domestic trade secretary. Domestic Trade Secretary Guillermo Moreno was once again the subject of controversy last night when he insulted an economist on live television and tried to have him expelled from the set. The IMF fined the Government for farcical statistics, and publications like The Economist stopped using its numbers entirely. He became the face of the much-questioned INDEC statistics bureau and his name is synonymous with misreporting inflation numbers. I believe I should have told him to leave, because we can’t have anyone act like that toward someone,” she said.

US Secretary Of State John Kerry had a positive message for the Macri administration at a meeting with business people at the Sheraton Hotel this morning: “The Macri Administration is on the right track. Read more: US Secretary Of State John Kerry In Argentina To Meet With Macri. Read more: Obama’s Schedule For His March 23-24 Visit To ArgentinaThe US’s relationship with the Kirchner administration wasn’t exactly the best. Kirchner pursued an insular policy during her presidency and following Macri’s election, Argentina has begun reaching out to other countries around the world to reenter global markets. Kerry arrived past 9:30 AM at the Sheraton to give a speech to more than 200 business people from the Chamber of Commerce of the United States in Argentina (Amcham).

There will be a second massive protest against the tarifazo, or the intense rate hike on basic utilities such as gas, electricity and water. Tonight at 8 PM, Argentine citizens around the country will raise their voices and pots in a noise-making protest called a ruidazo or cacerolazo. News for this ruidazo spread throughout social media, where hashtags #ruidazo, #NoAlTarifazo, and #ChauAranguren accompany virtual fliers advertising the ruidazo contra el tarifazo. Cacerolazo is the term for a protest that utilizes pots and pans, so a cacerolazo signifies huge amount of casserole pans, which is metonymic for a protest. “#Today #NoAlTarifazo 8PM Join the #ruidazo Let’s ask the Court to cut it!”This ruidazo will mark the second citywide protest of its kind since President Mauricio Macri was inaugurated in December, 2015.

However, Bauza will not be submitting a roster before talking with Messi because Messi will help the team “a lot” and “it would be key to start winning.”I’m with you Bauza, winning sounds like a good start. There’s reason to have faith in Bauza as he has yet to picture the team without Messi. On Monday it was announced with underwhelming enthusiasm that Edgardo Bauza would be the new coach of the Argentina National Football Team and yesterday, Bauza announced his priority in this nation’s most important leadership position was winning back Lionel Andrés Messi. He was runner-up, he was not a failure.” That’s really cute, Bauza, you’ve earned my trust. Maybe now that Messi has changed his hair it means he’ll change his mind about la Sección too but maybe that’s just wishful thinking.

Read more: Justin Bieber Must Return To Argentina Or Face INTERPOLMorla, who represents INK, will fly to the US next week to face Justin Bieber and his lawyers, with Judge Baños presiding over the meeting via webcam. On August 11, Bieber will face the Argentine Consulate in the US for the crimes logged against him by Judge Alberto Baños including theft, injuries and threats. And all this in front of the Deputy Commissioner of Palermo.”The singer refused to return to Argentina to face justice, saying he was too busy trashing touring 46 countries. Local judge Facundo Cubas even called on INTERPOL to bring Bieber back to Argentina. In a conversation with El Exprimidor on Radio Latina, Morla recounted the night that Bieber partied it up in Palermo.

“While the injunction is not revoked, this ruling suspends all electricity increases throughout the country,” the judge said in an interview with C5N. If increases were to be retroactive, people would have to pay several months of non-applied increases. If the Court upholds the judge’s decision, the government will still be able to take its claim to the Supreme Court, which will have the final say. The decision comes on the same day that the La Plata Federal Court will decide whether to send the Macri administration’s appeal to the Supreme Court or not. If the Macri administration decides to appeal the decision — which it probably will — it will be up to the San Martín Federal Court to back up the initial decision or revoke it.

Soccer Thursday, August 4, 2016 Argentina starts campaign against Portugal todayRIO DE JANEIRO — Argentina’s soccer team will start its Olympic campaign against Portugal today at 6pm at the João Havelange stadium in a match for Group D.The team coached by Julio Olarticoechea arrives with serious chances of winning a medal, although it is not among the three favourites in the betting websites. Argentina started with its training sessions less than a month ago after Gerardo Martino’s resignation and the Argentine Football Association’s crisis. He joined his new teammates less than a week ago and will be on the bench today. Argentina played three friendlies before travelling to Rio and did not suffer a defeat (0-0 with Colombia, 3-1 against Haiti and 0-0 with Mexico). Brazil got off to a winning start in South America’s first Olympic Games yesterday when the women’s soccer team beat China 3-0 in host city Rio de Janeiro.

From the gold medal won by the national polo team at Paris 1924 to the one clinched by Crismanich at London 2012, Argentina won 18 golds. Rio 2016 Thursday, August 4, 2016 Argentina eyes golds in team sportsArgentina will participate at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro with 213 athletes to equal its biggest delegation record set at London 1948. The men’s basketball team led by Emanuel Ginóbili, the women’s national field hockey team the Leonas, judoka Paula Pareto and the sailing team are the main candidates to clinch gold medals. In swimming, Pan-American gold medal winner in Toronto 2015 Federico Grabich will compete in 50, 100 and 200 metres freestyle. Argentina usually get better results in team sports than in individual sports and Rio 2016 seems to keep this tendency as main candidates for gold are the Leonas and the men’s basketball team.

EDELAP electricity distributor president Alejandro McFarlane criticized Arias, calling on him to quit “playing politics” via his rulings, and influencing users to not pay their electricity bill. Thursday, August 4, 2016 Federal judge blocks all electricity hikes‘Exorbitant’ increases suspended across country, Macri administration vows to appealDealing yet another blow to the government’s hopes of reducing the fiscal deficit this year, electricity bill hikes by all distributors across the country were frozen yesterday after a federal judge accepted a request for an injunction filed by consumer protection organizations. Electricity market wholesaler CAMMESA must also abstain from passing the new hikes on to all the electricity distributors in the country until a public hearing is conducted. “An injunction based on a collective action request accepted by a federal judge is valid in every part of the nation,” she said. Yesterday’s judicial ruling echoed a decision issued last month dealing with natural gas rates hikes.

Thursday, August 4, 2016 Spain: rival hands Rajoy hopeSpanish acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy addresses the media during a press conference after a meeting with Ciudadanos party leader Albert Rivera at the Spanish Parliament in Madrid. At an earlier press conference, Rivera heaped pressure on Socialist leader Pedro Sánchez, urging him and his party to accept a PP-led minority government. “This is a first step and, as you know, even the longest journey always starts with a first step,” Rajoy told a press conference after meeting Ciudadanos (“Citizens”) leader Albert Rivera. For this only the Socialists (PSOE) are big enough, but the party has repeatedly said it would oppose Rajoy. Rajoy accepted a mandate from Spain’s King Felipe to form a government but has yet to set a date for a confidence vote.

Yesterday, Uruguayan Foreign Minister Rodolfo Nin Novoa made it clear that Montevideo accepted none of the blame for the uncertainty unleashed by the current impasse. Paraguayan Foreign Minister Eladio Loizaga was in no mood to keep things civil. The arrangement would have each member appoint a coordinator in order for the Mercosur to be extricated from its current crisis. Regardless of the back and forths over the pro tempore presidency, Uruguay has been picked as coordinator for those negotiations as Venezuela is not part of the talks. But despite the efforts, there will be one particularly notable absence — Venezuela has been excluded.

Terrible Enfant (Luz Bauza)Terrible Enfant is no new name to those in the know on the BA fashion scene. NÓD (María Monsalvo and Catalina Arévalo)María Monsalvo and Catalina Arévalo first met studying fashion design at UBA and bonded over their intellectual and sartorial vision. Little by little the Argentine man is developing an appetite for the new and the provocative, which is what Terrible Enfant does best. They’re chic and sophisticated but also tough… they’re very Terrible Enfant. How did you go from a career in Sociology to jewelry design?

At the small Colegiales restaurant, the high end menu was served in the absence of high end pretension. The cheeseburger is a defiantly simple looking dish: meat, bun, cheese, and the classic tomato, onion, pickle and lettuce combo. Fingers crossed that a few dishes stick on the Piano Nobile menu with a Soriano stamp added on top. Part technique: cut it too thin and it falls right apart but too thick and it becomes a grotesque chew. It’s part science: only the freshest meat chosen from a cut encased in fat will keep the diner from getting sick.