Parlament in Mexiko-Stadt verabschiedet stärkste Mietpreiskontrolle seit den 1940er Jahren und begrenzt damit den Anstieg der Inflationsrate

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1. But how will people become filthy rich off the backs of the workers? There must be other ways they can screw them, no?

2. Mexico City provides economic stability.

3. I reconsidered—”real inflation is 10x the official rate” is true. Instead, use their inflation numbers.

4. Worse, social media is full of people supporting this and saying they deserve a single-family home. How on earth will they use finite land is a mystery.

   Feeling sad for my country

5. The rich and powerful will deal with this.

6. Now all they need to do is figure out a way to ensure than they keep the peso from declining and never raise taxes again and all should be fine…

7. You hear this refrain every day. The wealthy people who have are the enemy. We must take from the rich and give to the poor! But with occupancy rates at nearly 100% that only addresses the price of housing, not the availability.

8. Y not also link salaries, not just rent, to inflation rates.

9. Surely this time rent control will fix our issues.

10. Americans need to stop going down there and muscling in on other people’s communities just so they can telework cheaply. 

11. Assuming their employers give them annual raises at the same rate or better

    Otherwise…

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13. I’m amazed how bad Mexico is at picking politicians.

    What makes Americans better? Education? Even Trump lost the popular vote.

14. The black market is going to be insane. They already have an infrastructure.