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This NPR article gives a good summary of Argentinas situation against covid. https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2021/01/15/957301807/argentina-takes-a-shot-with-russias-sputnik-vaccine

If you don't mind, I'd like to decide for myself what I read.

So you will be taking the Sputnik Vaccination even if it's produced in Russia?

Let the games begin. Want to get your country back? Turn off the media.

It sounds tempting (all scams are). All hirings involve some kind of negotiation. You should make yours about the course. It wouldn't be inappropriate for you to tell them how much you'd like the job but you want them to pay for the course. If they agree I'd still ask to have a private...

Ask them for the names of 3 people who recently took the course.

I keep thinking, who in their right mind would buy a car or tv made in Russia no less a vaccine?

#421 Does anyone know the latest projection for when Pfizer's or Astrazeneca vaccine will be available here?

Ahhh. The secret third phase. I have a Russian friend that's absolutely convinced the Russians landed on the moon not Americans. I'll ask him about it

Thats why I titled this thread vacation tourism. For every senior in Fla thats impatient to get his/her vaccination there are some number of hotel workers happy to have people arriving.

Does anyone know the latest projection for when Pfizer's or Astrazeneca vaccine will be available here?

Same here, I Ilive with my wifes family and wonderful grandchildren, we do infrequent trips back to New York, and I wish I had learned more spanish (although I've become remarkably adept at communicating with hand gestures). We're happy here but since we're both Americans we sometimes wonder if...

Lots of people are heading to Fla for vaccinations, not only from Argentina but from other states. Florida will be needing a lot more vaccine. Fortunately we happen to have a lot of doses of Sputnik that nobody wants. Maybe be can make them a deal. A thousand doses of Sputnik for a week at...

The rules will be changed soon. The backlash has already started. In a recent Instagram story, Argentinian television personality Yanina Latorre is seen celebrating that her mother was going to be able to receive the COVID-19 vaccine while on vacation in South Florida. This has outraged many...

Clain has an article about Argentinians travelling to Miami to get vaccinated. They just need an appointment and to be over 65. 21 days later get the final shot. That's wonderful and long awaited news...

I've lived in La Plata with my wife for 8 years and what you describe has been my constant experience. Once people know I'm American they treat me like a rock star. They are all smiles, and chatty and curious about me. They are even more thrilled if I let them use whatever english words they...

Healthcare workers, here in La Plata, are discussing going on strike. They feel that if people don't care enough to follow simple precautions, then doctors, nurses and emt's, shouldn't risk their lives to care for them when they get sick.

As we get closer to having vaccinations, people will believe the crisis is almost over and they will resume their worklife and social life regardless of what the government wants.

Israel wants to be the first country to work their way out of the pandemic through vaccinations. More than 10% of the country is has already received their first vaccination. They've offerred inducements to encourage people to get vaccinated. For example you will be able to go to theaters and...