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apolo1102 escribió:
Solo .... en Mardel lluviosa... comiendose un pollo recalentado...
Ya van a mejorar las cosas, fuerza !

No es recalentado... es reciclado, porque la salsa crema de verdeo la acabo de hacer.. y estar solo... para un tipo que tiene 5 hijos, y mujer, y madre y padre, suegra y abuelapropia y politica, chica que ayuda, y encima labura atendiendo gente.. una bendicion, estar solo un poco, si es solamente por unos dias... lo que si tendria que mejorar es el tiempo, porque siempre en esta fecha me meto al mar que esta divino y no hay nadie... lo unico.. mañana sale

apolo1102 escribió: Solo .... en Mardel lluviosa... comiendose un pollo recalentado...
Ya van a mejorar las cosas, fuerza !

AMB escribió: Se hace lo que se puede
yo me iria un rato a ver que onda la rula ...

Opino lo mismo...que se haga una buena MARTINGALA !!!

apolo1102 escribió: Solo .... en Mardel lluviosa... comiendose un pollo recalentado...
Ya van a mejorar las cosas, fuerza !

Se hace lo que se puede
yo me iria un rato a ver que onda la rula ...

apolo1102 escribió:

Uy... que loca que estas hoy !!
La politica te estresa ?

ma que estresado, llueve en Mardel, esta horrible , a la tarde llega mi cumpa Derretido y el resto de los muchachos.,..
Si te cuento lo que me puse a hacer... me puse a cocinar.. si , a cocinar, pero para mi solo... nunca antes lo habia hecho..
me hice un pollo al verdeo, con medio pollo que me quedo del otro dia (el de los 65 mangos )... Riquisimo ..
ma que estres ..

DJ Uruguay's GDP Growth Seen Slowing To 4% In 2012 - Central Bank
08-Nov-2011

Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
BUENOS AIRES (Dow Jones)--Uruguay's economy will likely grow about 4% in 2012, down from an estimated 6% this year due to a slowdown in the economies of its main trading partners, a top policy maker said Tuesday.
Speaking at a conference in Buenos Aires, Central Bank of Uruguay President Mario Bergara said the country's stable economy, strong demand for its commodities exports, and reduced dependence on neighboring Argentina will provide a cushion for the economy next year.
"Uruguay is not the same as in 2001-02, when the economy was devastated" by Argentina's economic crisis and sovereign default, he said.
Today, Argentina buys 6% to 7% of Uruguay's exports, down from 20% to 25% in 2001, according to Bergara.
Brazil is now the destination for 20% of exports, which are mostly commodities like beef that can easily find other buyers if Brazilian demand were to wane, he said.
The economies of Argentina and Brazil are expected to grow at a slower pace in 2012 due to domestic factors as well as a more sluggish global economy.
Also playing in Uruguay's favor is a well regulated and capitalized banking system, Bergara said.
Argentina's 2001-02 crisis triggered a wave of bank failures in Uruguay due to chaotic deposit outflows and the interdependence of the two economies.
Argentina's decision to impose limits on foreign currency purchases in the last two weeks has spooked Argentines who can still remember the country's recent history of violent devaluations and financial crisis.
President Cristina Kirchner is seeking to stem capital flight that is slowly draining the Central Bank of Argentina's international reserves, which stood at $47.1 billion on Tuesday.
Argentines have an estimated $3 billion stashed in Uruguayan banks, but "if Argentines want to withdraw all their deposits, it won't hurt our banks," Bergara said.