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Esperemos que los Bancos actuales piense algún día tener la Atención al Cliente que tenia UENO, por lejos el mejor. Ambiente agradable, atentos, café, sillones cómodos, diarios para leer, celular libre...
Los otros bancos piensan luego que te vas a ir a asaltar cuando entras..
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te amo tanto paraguay aún en tu mayor crisis encontras la manera de meterle un poco de humor
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Paraguayans are the most tranquilo people on Earth, until someone messes with democracy, family or private property.
People took the streets in anger but never touching a single car or a shop window.
They defend what is worth defending, the right way.
Great people.
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Hay gente llamando a "romper todo" o sea si me voy al centro a quemar negocios de gente que probablemente también tiene plata en Ueno las cosas van a mejorar(?)
Romper por romper las cosas es un sinsentido.
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As the World Cup draws to a close and Argentina makes it to the final match, I’ve noticed something:
A lot of the online hatred toward Argentina comes from resentment toward its European heritage and success.
Argentina is overwhelmingly of European descent, mostly Christian, and has built a more orderly society than many of its neighbors. It also excels at soccer and produces striking cultural confidence. That combination draws envy from people who resent Western achievement and European roots.
The same pattern appears in attacks on America and Europe. When a country embraces its heritage, maintains order, and succeeds, it becomes a target for those who define themselves by grievance rather than accomplishment. Argentina gets the hate because it refuses to apologize for being capable and rooted in its actual history.



































