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Latin America

Judi Lynn

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3. Thank you for the background, peppertree. It finally happened when a progressive President governed.

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Mon May 16, 2022, 03:31 AM

May 2022

So many people have lived there so long they had probably despaired of any change ever, and probably didn't have the finances to move to new homes. They're going to love the new breathable and the psychological difference without the stockyards.

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Buenos Aires' Liniers stockyards close after 122 years of trading [View all] peppertree May 2022 OP

Buenos Aires will find this change tranformational. Great idea. ⭐️ Judi Lynn May 2022 #1

Absolutely, Judi. Especially for the surrounding working-class neighborhoods. peppertree May 2022 #2

Thank you for the background, peppertree. It finally happened when a progressive President governed. Judi Lynn May 2022 #3