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I can't believe what's happening in Spain. Here, people are always so welcoming that it's hard for me to believe something like that is happening. In Argentina, it's the opposite; locals always try to make foreigners feel comfortable, whether they are tourists or residents who have chosen to...

People who are exposed to the elements during this cold wave are the most vulnerable, a reality that many choose to ignore. Even though the government has increased the number of workers helping out, the aid is still not enough. Extra help is always welcome and necessary, like the support from...

Milei has a tough task ahead, but he's on the right track. This is how the homeland is rebuilt, and it makes me proud.

Not only do the Cartoneros still operate in the area, but we also frequently encounter individuals ringing at our doorstep, inquiring about any available food or clothing donations.

I can offer specific experience in this matter as one of my grandchildren has diabetes. There's really nothing to worry about, as customs and security agents are familiar with diabetic supplies and it has never posed an issue. Enjoy your trip to Argentina!

Thank you, @mom , for providing that information, serving as both a caution and a reminder.

If you could share your interests, @mom, I could offer more tailored suggestions for things to do. I often recommend a stroll along Av de Mayo for its historical significance and impressive architecture. Plaza de Mayo is both important and beautiful. As you venture further, you'll reach San...

Hello everyone! We are new to this forum but we want to share our travel report to one of the most incredible countries in the world! Certainly, Buenos Aires earns its nickname as the "Paris of South America" due to its stunning beauty. Uber was readily available and affordable in Buenos Aires...