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What troubles me is that there are expats who want to sustain the current system because it's to their advantege, no matter how much most Argentines have to suffer.

$1,725 is the GROSS average. When Part B is deducted it is a good deal less. Also many people get less than the average. Even so, it's many times more than Argentine pensioners get.

Based on your use of "generalize," I assume you're located in North America. I can't speak for the Argentinian embassy there, but my experience with the one in London wasn't very positive. The staff, particularly some women, were consistently rude, often emphasizing that any issues were "not...

There are 460,000 multi millionaires in Argentina?

It's a good place to live if your earnings put you in the top say 1% which with a dollar income isn't difficult. For the average Argentine it's surely a bit of a grind and getting worse every year.

Would you mind describing in greater detail what actually happend?

I know one excellent PM which I used to rent out mine. Reliable, speaks 4 languages, on time, great communication. He owns a small agency with a team of 3 covering 24/7, they manage 15 properties.

Some may remember me writing about how I got here seven years ago SEVEN YEARS Well, she finally said yes and is going to make an honest man of me. We're getting married next March and are chuffed to bits about it. It may just be only a choripan event, but what the heck. It will be a very happy...

I'm aware that the tap water in Buenos Aires is safe to drink, but I forgot that it doesn't taste great. Can anyone tell me where I can purchase a Brita filter in the city? Additionally, I'm looking for Coconut Water. I drink it before my Bikram yoga classes and would love to find it here...