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Milei is not to blame since he didn't implement the 'Cepo Cambiario'.

Fatima: 46 Yuyito: 63 (46+63) / 2 = 54 In average, he dates girls from its same age.

I don't know... I can only speak for myself and the closer ones and we are not like that.

San Luis is similar to Cordoba, both provinces actually share the hills so you can expect lots of asados not only red meat but chicken and pork as well. Empanadas, something called 'Locro', different types of stews, etc. There is good seafood there so you can make a good grilled salmon at the...

The Pampas are like the wild west so you can not expect international food there. Generally speaking little towns in Argentina are not touristy for foreigners, I believe it has to do with politics as well and how it was developed over the past decades. I have a cabin in Merlo, San Luis and...

99%? Then I guess I'm the non-lazy 1% XD.

sounds like El Club De La Milanesa, you have to do some exploring to get good stuff in BA and when you do that you get amazing food. Worst food on planet earth sounds extreme XD.

Learn english, learn software development.

I'm happy that you're enjoying the city. I recommend you to do the Teatro Colon tour, lots of history and amazing architecture. Palacio Barolo is also a must. Coffee Places: Flat & White (specialty coffee), I recommend the filtered coffee that they prepare with Chemex The Shelter, located in...

Totally true. Despite all the violence, sex parties and so on. He's really STUPID: He invites her to the presidential office (Lewinsky vibes) He films her He gives the phone to his son without deleting the videos?

Yeah, they knew everything, Cristina knew it. Now they are trying to detach themselves.... from themselves.

There's no reciprocity, government is planning to let the universities decide wether if they want to charge to foreigners or not. Free university for students seems wonderful, but that means that the tax payers have to afford it.

I guess it should be simple to get, that's the intent of the Mercosur Visa. From what I read, in Argentina you need similar paperwork: except no need to present bank statements, but they ask for a birth certificate and utility bills. Also is really cheap (less than 2 dollars), I paid around US$...

For getting the Colombian Mercosur visa I had to present: Cover letter Police background check with apostille ID Picture Bank statements signed by an accountant @Uncle Wong Plus the mercosur visa expires after 2 years, then you need 5 more years for permanent residency. This bi-lateral...

Researched a bit more: the treate between Uruguay and Brasil makes it easier to get residency you just have to provide passport and police background check. For Mercosur Visa you have to do more paperwork.

Most probably will be much easier, degree validation sounds good, they'll also homologate the driver licenses so it can be used in both countries.

nope, it's interesting though when they mention that even in Wales youngers are not learning the language and there in the middle of nowhere in Patagonia it's being taught in schools.

No, it's in the middle of nowhere, the story seems interesting but looks like there's not much to do there.