Corruptus In Extremis, Argentina's International Airport

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Uploaded by on Feb 21, 2008

Corrupcion en el aeropuerto de Ezeiza, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Corruption in Ezeiza's airport, Buenos Aires, Argentina


If you are going to Argentina by plane, be careful! They NEVER stop.

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  • Se dan cuenta qe no se puede viajar tranquilo??????

  • Son unos desgraciados h.d.p. que le hacen la vida mas dificil a la gente y una imagen de mierda de nuestro pais.

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  • Really, i think the difference between many developing countries and developed ones is that public officials (police, army, education) are less corrupt than in third world nations.but when you have a look about political parties,parliament,business,an­d NGO's,there aren't many differences.so if we can make a conclusion:corruption isn't visible in developed countries because the things we see in normal life(police, education)are less corrupt.But business,politics (things we don't see)it's rubbish.

  • And i would like to say developed countries think there aren't corrupt at all... but truly, many of them are hiding it. Here in Argentina many problems are due to powerful countries who come to take the natural resources and give back nothing: they don't pay the tax and make argentinian public officials more corrupt as ever, it's a shame!! And then, people tells they are corrupt, when they came to Argentina to take the resources free of taxes, and let misery, pollute environment... a shame!

  • @elyviteri I don't know if you hate Argentina and give a bad image of this country or you try to be realistic but you aren't at all.I am living there and these things aren't common(video)There's corruption principally into political parties,but in other countries it's in the same way.Did you know about Russia,if you don't,have a look about the corruption in this country please and you won't say anymore Argentina is corrupt(i am not saying i hate Russia),but corruption is really important there.

  • I've got several things stolen from the Argentinean customs, from make up, to hicking gear, Argentina is not safe at all, everyone is trying to steel from you. It is a lot safer to go to Asia than South America, specially Argentina. Argentinos son muy ladrones

  • Espero que tomen medidas contra los empleados CHORROS que hay en intercargo manipulando los equipajes de los pasajeros,, empleados ladrones que roban de los equipajes de los pasajeros como si no tuvieran un sueldo ni beneficios sociales

  • Everytime family or friends travel to or through Argentina they get stuff stolen. Go through Chile or Uruguay to visit . Its not worth it. You'll never get all your pic's in memory card back. They are corrupt as anything.

  • seria bueno esconder una bomba en un iphone y que al darle unlock despues de robarlo les vuele la cabeza por ratas, por andar buscando que robar ni buscaran bombas

  • ...actually they have not; as of December 2009 three families out of a group of four traveling together had their luggage comprehensively looted while the conveyor belt had 'technical difficulties' for 90minutes! These airport 'Staff' even took childrens' beach toys and then refastened the cases. Make NO MISTAKE! Argentina is the THIRD WORLD when it comes to Airport theft. THESE PEOPLE HAVE NO FEAR OF OFFICIAL RETRIBUTION BECAUSE THIS IS CONDONED!!

  • Actually, they have stopped, this video it`s quite old, and Argentina Air Force and Airport`s police has done a great job arresting this muglers..

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