VOICED : Rib loving Argentines pushed to drop costly meat

The transcript discusses the economic impact of President Mauricio Macri's policies in Argentina, focusing on the removal of currency controls and the resulting devaluation of the peso. This led to a significant increase in meat prices, affecting consumption habits. Argentines have adapted by finding new ways to purchase meat affordably. The transcript also highlights the broader issue of inflation, which poses a challenge to Macri's presidency.

What was the effect of increased meat prices on family consumption patterns?

What role did Miguel Gratiano's map play in helping people find affordable meat?