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What are you currently taking Paul? if you don't mind me asking. If you have a prescription from your home country I might be able to help.

As for expats, if things get better Argentina should be cheaper than Europe or the US but not like it was in 2003. I am sure some will stick if they have ties or enjoy the culture and some will leave. This would be in an optimistic scenario.

I think the key is to get more people employed with decent salaries and get inflation under control. 50% of the population under the poverty line is unsustainable: no subsidies or plans will ever help solve it. There needs to be way more exports and genuine (not public) employment.

I am no expert but I feel that if Argentina gets very expensive in dollars and salaries are too low there will be social unrest, at the same time if salaries follow it will not be very attractive for investors. In any case with governments changing rules 360 degrees every 4 years, I am not sure...

This is true, however a lot of pedestrians disregard their own lives as well. I sometimes joke with my DH and call them the "suicides". It really is chaotic and dangerous. When I was in school we were taught how to cross the streets, we actually went out with teachers to practice ( supervised of...

I can only tell you, that current bus drivers are true British gentlemen compared to what they were like in the 80s when they had to cut tickets, give change, no ac, deal with the doors, etc. Those were the days where they would bump your car to get you going... ahhh nostalgia :D

It literally is the jungle: both drivers and pedestrians are horrible, they do whatever and wherever, drivers won't stop and pedestrians ( a big % ) will jump in the middle of the street out of nowhere totally oblivious ( and entitled ). My favorite is when mothers push down their kids strollers...

Lifestyle changes have a huge impact in overall health and wellbeing, kudos to you!

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a bit late but you may want to keep them under your radar https://www.abcc.org.ar/events-eventos I have seen events where they sell mincemeat pie ;)

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A lot of butcher stores sell sebo by the kilo to " seberos " that buy it to make soap, but I am sure that if you talk to the butcher, they can save some and sell it to you.

Apparently "grasa de pella" can be either lard or suet take a look: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grasa_de_pella but they also refer tu suet here ( sebo ) https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sebo it is definitely one of the them.

It is a very traditional and dear place in the city ( I die for their celery and chicken miga sandwiches! )

I couldn't say this fat is specifically the one around kidneys to be honest, but it is used for bakery in general so I assume it has to be very close to suet. Then you have grasa de pella ( lard ) but it is from pork so it is definitely not like suet.

Suet is grasa vacuna in Argentina https://listado.mercadolibre.com.ar/grasa-vaca

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Well you will have a valid legal contract that states everything clearly and is to be honored, nobody will force anyone to sign what they don't want to sign and agree to.

I really think this should increase the offer. Of course properties in touristy places will keep their prices, and overall north of the city. But in general an abundance of properties should level prices. Right now everything is for sale. I like it that a contract between parties prevails over...