Monthly Archive: November 2013

One trip to a hotel in Seville would not be complete without catch the bicycle and make a path through the interior of Andalusia, enjoy a cruise on the river Guadalquivir or try kite surfing near Cadiz, according to Jon Clarke proposed in the British newspaper The Guardian. The Via Verde de la Sierra connects the provinces of Cadiz and Seville, and can carry out outdoor activities such as cycling and hiking, perfect for visitors who want to learn more about these two provinces. Tourists can stop at any of the three restaurants that will be found along the route. In 1926 began to construct a railway line with the intention that began in Olvera and ended in Puerto Serrano, but the line was not completed and the cycling track ran along the entire Andalusian countryside. In 2005 and 2009 it was recognized as the best Via green in Europe, in addition to being marked as route of tourist interest in Andalusia. Bicycles can be rented at both ends of the Via Verde de la Sierra, which also provides the opportunity to see the largest community of Griffon Vultures. Other things that can be done in Seville is to upload to the Cruiser Torre del Oro, a transport service by the Guadalquivir River that will allow you to enjoy panoramic views of the old part as modern of the city Seville. But also you can get close to Cadiz and spend the day doing kitesurf in el Palmar. This wonderful and quiet beach, as well as being ideal for the practice of kitesurfing, allows to know better the history and culture of the region, since it is within walking distance of Cape Trafalgar, where the famous battle of Trafalgar took place in 1805. This month, those who are housed in a hotel in Seville also may attend the Feria de Abril.

What happens with the funds of the Anses, deserves the following reflection: this new public system of social security is better than the AFJP system? Definitely not, and unfortunately that possibly check it in a couple of years. Funding sources have been depleted and everyone knows that the Government needs to continue capturing funds. The alternative discipline over public spending is not an option that is handled, much less to the imminence of the elections. Not sure who came up with, but since the Government of Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner who continues to count the coins to get to balance accounts, would have begun to look toward the banking system. The Argentine banking sector, which seems to have learned the lesson, given the new context of both internal and external volatility, decided to take a preventive attitude and keep liquid to respond to any negative shocks that may affect him without having to resort to hand Saviour of the Central Bank.

It is so, to prepare to deal with possible situations of stress, the entities of the system chose to maintain a significant level of liquidity, whose value now stands at $82,000 million (adding cash more current in the BCRA account deposits, net passes and the results by Lebac and Nobac), according to a note published by El Cronista, written by Leandro Gabin. The same newspaper picks up a statement made a few days ago by Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner that left many uneasy bankers: banks sit on liquidity by fear to fall, and if there for the real economy is the State which has to give to that economy. The bankers are full of resignation, already prepared to pick up the phone and attend this order of Government that seems inevitable in this context. One fact, which probably further feed the fears of bankers in Argentina: on the day will be officially known the data from tax revenue.