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No I have tried, although I have managed to watch some matches I missed later. Whenever Wales are playing I trot down to Sullivans Bar. But thanks anyway.

Yeh right. I am not the biggest or most intimidating of guys, but I have walked these streets for ten years. no problems.

Two years ago I overstayed my visa. The next time I entered I was given a long lecture by the immigration. You just have to smile and agree. My entry was delayed by ten minutes. They never tried to stop me entering.

Sorry I missed this one, always like to see The French beaten but I was under the weather.

North of The Abasto, very up and coming, you can walk to the Abasto, Villa Crespo and Palermo. The "B" line runs straight into town and there are loads of new bars springing up along Guardia Vieja and Humahuaca. But then I am biased.

Talk to Jantango, I think she renewed every three months for fifteen years.

Been here every year since 2004, cut me some slack I just want to catch up on British news and The 6 Nations Rugby.

Last year we managed to get British TV on the internet, now, unfortunately this has been closed down. I am left with nothing but the radio. I am willing to pay but the only things I am offered are VPN I know for a fact that the BBC blocks VPN. So, in short, I too am looking for any help.

They have just found our Ice cream man dead on his floor covered with hundreds and thousands and jungle juice. . . . . Apparently, he topped himself.

If you have an address (Certificado domicilio) and you send any parcels simple, You may have a chance. We receive magazines from home, sometimes they arrive, sometimes they are sent back and sometimes they come with demands for money. You simply take that chance here. Be warned though it is all...

Well no one from this forum said hello, but I did meet one tourist who found his Rugby thanks to this post, so I will keep bumping it until The 6 Nations is over.

Anybody going to Sullivans tomorrow to watch the Wales Scotland match. If so say hello. I will be the one with a welsh flag and shirt.

One of the things I always bring from home is coffee. No help to those stuck here, just agreeing with your sentiment.

Unfortunately in these times there is little here that we bring back to the UK with us. Wine no doubt is cheaper here, but apa rt from that, maybe some Tango tat. I can think of little else

Almost, but not quite true. (One of the reasons I voted brexit) If EU citizens come to the UK they get immediate treatment, but I know from what has happened to my family, if you are hospitalized in Europe you get a bill and have to claim it back. It was also my understanding that we got free...

I refer to my last post. Azimo use the code FRANKF2 and we both get £10. pick up at any local pick up point. Best exchange rates, better than my bank and I suspect yours too.

Go on their site, there is a list of addresses, Mine is Corrientes 3550, but there a loads of them around the city, just find the one nearest to you

You think Not? In the UK every member of the government is corrupt. Almost every one mentioned in the Panama Papers Stands at £1.56trillion

Maybe not for all, but I have been holidaying abroad for 40 years and here for 15. Doing my sums I have not paid insurance in all that time should the worst happen no doubt my savings could be wiped. I take the view though that the only people who profit from insurance are the underwriters. If I...

Absolutely the best way to send money to Argentina is with Azimo. They debit your card directly just like you were at home. Then you pick it up at a local pick up point. Dead easy and the best exchange rates. If you use code FRANKF2 I get £10 and so do you.