Locals descend on Argentina dump to dig for dollars
Dirty money is nothing new in the rough and tumble of Argentina. But locals in the central town of Las Parejas took it to a new level, descending on a dump to dig for dollars.
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Dirty money is nothing new in the rough and tumble of Argentina. But locals in the central town of Las Parejas took it to a new level, descending on a dump to dig for dollars.
LAS PAREJAS, Argentina: Hundred dollar bills drifting in the air and buried under trash: a "green fever" has struck an Argentinian town
LAS PAREJAS, Argentina - Hundred dollar bills drifting in the air and buried under trash: a "green fever" has struck an Argentinian town where residents have gathered a small fortune believed to have been hidden in a closet discarded at the local dump. People look for dollar notes among the garbage
Hundred dollar bills drifting in the air and buried under trash: a "green fever" has struck an Argentinian town where residents have gathered a small fortune believed to have been hidden in a closet discarded at the local dump. Unconfirmed reports of more than $75,000 collected at the dump at Las Parejas in central Argentina in recent days have piqued such frenetic interest
Unconfirmed reports of more than $75,000 collected at the dump at Las Parejas