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Fernando Russo is a journalist based in Mendoza, Argentina.
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The story of Santa Rosa de Lima: her life, myths and the origin of why you should cut your hair
The article discusses the life and legacy of Santa Rosa de Lima, also known as Isabel Flores, who was born in Lima and is celebrated on August 30th. Her life is marked by religious devotion, with curious facts and myths surrounding her, such as the tradition of cutting hair on her feast day to promote strength and growth. The article also mentions the Fasta movement, a Dominican spirituality group with global presence, founded in Mendoza. The Servicio Meteorológico Nacional provides statistics on weather patterns around her feast day, noting that storms are not uncommon during this period.
A city in Mendoza ranks among the top 10 hottest in the country: the weekend weather forecast
Mendoza experienced high temperatures on Friday, with some areas reaching up to 35°C. The National Meteorological Service ranked San Martín in Mendoza among the top 10 hottest places in Argentina. La Rioja topped the list with 38.9°C. The weekend forecast for Mendoza predicts partly cloudy skies, a drop in temperature, and moderate southeast winds, with a high of 31°C on Saturday and rising temperatures on Sunday. Defensa Civil issued safety advice to prevent accidents in water bodies and streams, including avoiding swimming in non-designated areas and taking precautions while fishing or using watercraft.
The increase in fuel and food prices drives Chilean tourists away from Mendoza
Chilean tourist numbers in Mendoza are declining due to rising fuel and food prices in Argentina, making cross-border shopping less attractive. The upcoming Chilean constitutional plebiscite also contributes to reduced travel. The article highlights the economic challenges in Argentina, with significant increases in the cost of basic goods, impacting both poverty and indigence thresholds. The Chilean plebiscite, driven by social tensions since 2019, aims to address key issues like education and health, with the Republican Party playing a significant role in the proposed changes.
The increase in fuel and food prices drives Chilean tourists away from Mendoza
Mendoza is experiencing a decline in Chilean tourists, attributed to rising fuel and food prices in Argentina, making travel less attractive. Osvaldo Valle from Gendarmería Nacional noted a significant drop in visitors, coinciding with Chile's upcoming constitutional plebiscite. The economic situation in Argentina, with substantial increases in the Basic Food Basket and overall cost of living, is deterring Chileans from cross-border shopping. The INDEC reported significant year-on-year inflation, exacerbating the issue.
A city in Mendoza enters the top 10 hottest in the country
Temperatures across Argentina have risen significantly, with a city in Mendoza, San Martín, ranking tenth among the country's hottest cities at 33.6°C. The National Meteorological Service reported Las Lomitas in Formosa as the hottest with 43.6°C, followed by Presidencia Roque Sáenz Peña in Chaco with 41.3°C, and San Juan with 37.8°C. The heat in Mendoza is expected to persist until at least Saturday, with a forecasted minimum of 8°C and a maximum of 20°C for Sunday as reported by Contingencias Climáticas.
They ransacked his house in Guaymallén and stole even the urn with his mother's remains: 'Put your hand on your heart and return it to me'
Juan, a kinesiologist at the football club Fadep, experienced a devastating robbery at his home in Guaymallén, where thieves stole various valuables including the urn containing his mother's remains. Despite the material losses, Juan is most distressed about the urn, which he kept at home due to travel restrictions preventing him from scattering the ashes in Santiago de Chile as per his mother's wishes. The incident, which occurred in broad daylight, is under investigation by the authorities, but no arrests have been made yet.
There was a 'verdurazo' by Mendoza's agriculture in protest against the provincial government
Popular groups protested against the provincial government of Mendoza, distributing over 10,000 kilos of fruits and vegetables to citizens. The protest, organized by various agricultural and social organizations, demanded urgent measures for small producers and criticized both provincial and national governments for their policies. Guido Peña from CCC highlighted the need for policies to support impoverished sectors, while Myriam, a local vendor, shared her struggles with economic hardship. The article also criticized the IMF for demanding more austerity measures and called out political leaders like Cristina Kirchner and Macri for their perceived failures.
An 8-year-old boy brought a knife to a school in Ciudad and threatened his classmates
An 8-year-old student at Carlos Vergara School in Ciudad brought a knife and threatened to kill his classmates and teacher. Initially suspected to be a victim of bullying, this was later denied by the Dirección General de Escuelas (DGE). The incident prompted the school to call the police and inform parents. The DGE activated protocols and involved the DOAITE, an interdisciplinary team, to handle the situation. The student's mother cooperated with the investigation, and the school held a meeting with parents to provide information. The Government Escolar described the incident as fortuitous and stated that the child would not be sanctioned.
About 90 families were left without lunch because the rain soaked the firewood of the dining room that assists them
In the Flores Oeste neighborhood, approximately 90 families were left without lunch due to rain soaking the firewood used by a community dining room run by Juana Santos Mamani. Despite her efforts, the adverse weather conditions prevented her from serving the planned meal. The dining room, which operates from Juana's garage, relies on occasional food donations from Banco de Alimentos and Organización Evita, but has not received any donations this year due to high food costs. Juana, along with other community members, sells homemade products to fund their operations, highlighting the increasing demand for food assistance in the area.
He entered to rob with a toy gun, was discovered, beaten, and 'changed plans': 'Stop, it was a joke'
Laureano Morales, an employee at a barbershop in Mendoza, was the victim of an unusual robbery attempt involving a toy gun. The would-be thief, after being discovered and beaten, claimed it was a joke. The incident, which occurred in broad daylight, left Morales in shock. The barbershop owner, Ramiro Bravo, shared the video on Instagram, revealing that the suspect is known for similar activities in the area.
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