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It’s US government rule but only checked by airlines, if you travel a lot back to US, you will know.

This is usually checked by Airlines, Antigen 2-3 days all OK depending how the airlines check it. Usually antigen is less but they do not pay attention to the details.

Bulgaria (Norway also) just banned US travelers completely. Other countries started to shift policy too. The list grows by day.

https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/eu-bans-on-us-tourists-sweden-netherlands-italy/index.html So far only Italy made it more restrictive, other countries could change any time.

https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/eu-bans-on-us-tourists-sweden-netherlands-italy/index.html

No, PCR is fine. PCR 72 hours and Antigen 48 hours. The actual counting is by days, PCR must be within 3 days and Antigen 2 days. This requirement is pretty much universal if COVID test is required.

Antigen 48 hours

In case you have not noticed, I also provided the link so you can make your own judgement, nothing is fake here. "Ban" is just one of the interpretations.

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/08/30/eu-set-to-recommend-reinstating-restrictions-on-us-travelers.html

Of course, if it's taken within 72 hours, this will be checked by airlines

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Antigen is 24 hours, and it's better to make sure it's done within 24 hours. Once you started your journey, it does not matter how many hops you have.

It is usually counted by days, not by hours. If your flight leaves on Thursday, any time on Monday is OK. This is the case which works globally at any airport,but I am not 100% sure about Argentina.

Istanbul. Argentina must be a paradise if you try so hard to get there.

"No one is surprised that the USA once a British Colony inherited the Law, Religion?, Language, and Urban design, in New England ? (New York)." With all the Italian descendants and French style buildings, it's a little surprising that AR is more Spanish than anything else.