Moisés Notarfrancesco Dagüi emigrated from Venezuela to Argentina, seeking a fresh start amid the political turmoil in his home country. Initially leaving Venezuela in the early 2000s due to professional reasons, he spent time in the United States and Italy before settling in Buenos Aires in 2011 after falling in love with an Argentine woman. Despite his new relationships, he struggled with the economic climate in Argentina, particularly the impact of inflation on his daily life.

Throughout his journey, Dagüi faced the daunting task of adapting to Argentina's financial situation while pursuing opportunities that could offer him stability and fulfillment. He found Buenos Aires to be a land of opportunity, despite the economic challenges, as it provided a new sense of hope and belonging that was absent in Venezuela. Dagüi reflects on the contrast of his previous experiences abroad and the connection he has forged with his new home, marked by both personal growth and a yearning for stability.

Now, Dagüi's primary challenge is to learn how to live with and adapt to the realities of inflation, which affects many aspects of life in Argentina. His story is emblematic of the struggles faced by many immigrants in a country with complicated economic conditions, reminding us of the resilience needed to build a new life while navigating financial instability. Dagüi's ongoing experience highlights the broader implications of migration, love, and the quest for a better future in the context of regional economic issues.