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Photorealistic illustration of Buenos Aires heatwave with orange alert on December 28, featuring sweaty pedestrians near the Obelisk under scorching sun.
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Update: Orange alert activated for Buenos Aires heatwave on December 28

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Following earlier forecasts of intense heat through late December, the National Meteorological Service (SMN) issued an orange alert for extreme temperatures on Sunday, December 28, in CABA, with a yellow alert continuing amid the ongoing heatwave in Buenos Aires and AMBA.

Panelist Marixa Balli has made the drastic decision to close her clothing store in the Flores neighborhood, marking a before and after in her professional life. Devastated by the situation, she spoke bluntly about how it forces her to rethink her future. She announced plans to change her line of work.

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The National Meteorological Service issued an orange alert for extreme temperatures in Buenos Aires on Thursday, January 15, 2026. A high of 33 degrees Celsius is expected, with the possibility of isolated storms. This follows a similar alert for the previous day.

The Council of the Justicialist Party of Buenos Aires, led by Máximo Kirchner, decided to call internal elections to renew authorities on March 15, 2026, during a meeting in Malvinas Argentinas. While the date was set, internal sectors aim for a unity list to avoid a real contest at the polls. Tensions continue, particularly with Governor Axel Kicillof's sector, which demands greater representation in party bodies.

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Following the orange alert in La Rioja on December 11, the National Meteorological Service issued yellow alerts for storms on December 13 in parts of La Rioja and Buenos Aires provinces, warning of heavy rains and strong winds.

Demand for taxi dancers, professional tango dancers hired by tourists, is rising in Buenos Aires. These experts teach the 2x4 technique to curious visitors and passionate locals. The phenomenon highlights the enduring appeal of tango in the city.

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In Buenos Aires, more than 40 love hotel establishments closed over the past two decades. The rise of encounter apps, temporary rentals, and high real estate values have completely transformed how couples seek intimacy in the city. This shift has emptied a historic business.

 

 

 

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