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UK Diplomats Lose Hardship Bonus for Buenos Aires Posting
UK diplomats will no longer receive a hardship bonus for postings in Buenos Aires. This decision affects civil servants who typically earn extra for working in challenging environments. The change highlights the evolving policies regarding diplomatic assignments and compensation in difficult cities worldwide.
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