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Jumbo is more expensive than Carrefour. Shop local. The toxic mates had high levels of metals, magnesium, copper, and nickel. If you are lucky you can extract the copper and sell it.

That is all we can do is laugh and give them more of our taxes. Check out this site http://www.fair.org/index.php

We have used this one. Tomas will customize trips for you. http://www.tomasgreinertravel.com/

It seems like the US will use the money to pay some of Argentina's debit. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aEonvkKQKfOY&refer=home http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2008/10/31/business/LT-Argentina-Pension-Funds.php

Sorry to offend...didn't know...but that is what my hubby calls our to be spawn.

I agree with you on that point. If you want to be really rational no places is safe and as far as economic is concern we should worry more out our environment.

Check the links to other post for Casa Bar and Millon http://baexpats.org/entertainment/2994-halloween-2008-milion.html

Here is hypothetical.....What if in 2009 the US defaults on loans, changes currency to the Amero? How will this affect Argentina? The cartoneros might get less boxes from all the foreigners coming over here. Unless the dollar and euros stay strong against the peso. Those in the villas miseria...

It is called an "anchor baby". There are some forms you will need to fill out. I think it is on this website. http://www.migraciones.gov.ar/

Red No, Argentina will have some affect, but it will have a better chance of survival. The main reason is this country seems to "rest" every 8-10 years. I guess people just get use to it.

Thanks for the warning, but the vineyards in San Rafael still look appealing. At least if we don't get a resale value, we will have lots of wine.

Be careful of naming the child. We heard from a friend last night that his cousin had the kid here. They were going to to name it Brandel and since that wasn't a recognize name in Argentina, they had to go to the US embassy to get someone to prove it was name.

I"m heading to the Personal Fest on Saturday to see REM. Also heading to Bela Fleck and the Flecktones on Nov. 4th. You can get tickets via Ticketek. tihttp://www.ticketek.com.ar/ I don't know if I will get to PF at 16hrs, but I will be there later. I usually where my usually REM t-shirt...

I think the actually price is $134. It starts in January 2009. I heard it is good for 10 years, but I'm still waiting on proof.

Hola! I used to live in Florida. I don't know what other work you are looking for but check out craigslist and the Sunday Buenos Aires Herald.

Air carries reported high volume of travelers?! Well the holidays are approaching and if everyone else is getting a "bail-out" might as well max out the cards. Just the other day the news was talking about declines in travel...

You should be fine in moving here. It seems like inflation is going through the roof. If you live just outside the city you can find things are cheaper. Another country to check out would be Peru.

Yes, Argentina will be affected by the crisis, but not to the degree as all the other countries that rely mostly on loans, credit card debit, and other forms of "easy" money. Argentina doesn't have much bankruptcies for companies or individuals. Somehow the people of Argentina will survive...

OU still has more National Championships than Texas! Glad you love it here...enjoy the nice weather.

For teaching English you can look at the Buenos Aires Herald on Sunday. www.buenosairesherald.com/ Depending on your credentials, some company's will help you get a work visa others company's will pay you cash or off books.