Yes I think Argentines accept all the people from Mercosur but Larry correct sometimes these people more discrimination than other European type. This not always the case but there are cases for this be true. I love all the people from all countries. I only don't like people that talk bad all the time about people.
This guy very angry guy. He have problem in head. He stay in country illegally. I don't mind the tourists that stay in my country that are nice and peaceful. This guy always screams bad words and call all the Argentine people idiots. He want to bring more guns in our country.
i feel like i'm on repeat mode: you might get away with it. it is illegal. @Bajo_cero2 is the most published federal lawyer in Buenos Aires, who actually puts his won cases online and answers questions; the other lawyers won't answer publicly because they are cowards and want to perpetuate the mystical world of Law.
but the gov't can't be racist in the past, because Peronism is for the people!
I'm not saying all Argentines are racist. You miss my point. I am saying that people in some minorities are acted against. Argentines as a whole are receptive to Mercosur residents. But the government has acted against some. And not just high profile criminals. Ask the lawyer Dr. Rubilar. He can confirm to you the discrimination of brown people from Mercosur.
Rubilar says some crazy sh*t about serfs and Roman law and other things, so i'm not willing to trust everything he says, especially when he might be taking $3500 USD from people and putting them into a 5-year backlog of unapproved Citizenship cases. we can't know, because he posts so sporadically and hasn't joined this new forum (yet?)
you know you're a moron and far from reality when CheVos is agreeing with your politics.
I would take a grain of salt with some of those posts. I have seen some of the posts and his website looks like it is from 1995. There is no way to know how successful he is or how many people get citizenship. I suspect many of his clients don't speak English let alone Spansih.
While I think most Argentines are tolerant of other cultures, racism is alive and well in Argentina. Are people really saying it doesn't exist in Buenos Aires?
No I am not saying the majority of Argentines are racist and evil. But to pretend racism doesn't exist in Argentina is throwing a blind eye. Alberto Fernandez himself has made racist comments. Mercosur has nothing to do with racism. Mercosur allowed all of those from South America to study here.
true. i asked him for some references and he said no, because of privacy. i told him he could refer me, once a citizen, to other similar folks who wanted to ask about the process. he said no, he wouldn't ask. then later he messaged me back with this:
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examples? other than the Expat Forum usual 'well, if you're light-skinned, you get special favors' blah blah blah
facts don't matter to commies. they need the Victim Narrative to feel worthwhile
okay, so by now you should have an example. like, one single example where the majority of citizens are voting for something racist. systemic racism, as you would probably say.
wow! such a great example! case closed; Argentina has racism.
citation needed. you want to see real racism? see black folks in big USA cities, when they are raised insulated from anything else. you would not let your biggest enemy walk through those neighborhoods if they had light skin.
@statusnoadicus,true. i asked him for some references and he said no, because of privacy. i told him he could refer me, once a citizen, to other similar folks who wanted to ask about the process. he said no, he wouldn't ask. then later he messaged me back with this:
Гражданство Аргентина: адвокат Кристиан Рубилар
Многие спрашивают контакты моих клиентов, чьи дела я уже выиграл. Не раз отвечал, что профессиональная этика и защита конфиденциальности моих клиентов не позволяют мне этого делать. Однако РикиДжеймс — гражданин США, теперь уже и Аргентины,— один из моих бывших клиентов, сам предложил оставить...
but yeah, there's a chance he's just taking 3500 USD from people and then after a few years they give-up. no way to know. my spidey-senses are fairly skeptical of everything he writes. his English is quite poor, compared to 2 others lawyers i talked to recently (and younger).
Yes you can pay the overstay penalty at AEP as well. However I would strongly recommend you pay the fine the day before you leave as you never know what might happen and you need to have it paid before you check in for your flight. But AEP has an office to pay.
According to this blog you can pay at AEP.
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