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    Caesar - Cesar - Cesare Salad and Dark Roast Coffee beans

    so they didn't sell you dark roast beans?
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    Caesar - Cesar - Cesare Salad and Dark Roast Coffee beans

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    Caesar - Cesar - Cesare Salad and Dark Roast Coffee beans

    i didn't buy the beans, but the coffee tastes decent relatively to the rest of the options here. I don't recall seeing the beans on offer either, but they might have...Cafe Martinez has dark roast and it's drinkable, but again, leaves a lot to desire for...Suerte.
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    Caesar - Cesar - Cesare Salad and Dark Roast Coffee beans

    Le Pain Quotidien give it a try for the beans. At least it's organic. I just bring mine from the old country, coffee here is just a parody...
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    Birth certificate apostille expiration?

    I believe you need an original birth certificate, not a copy. Neither a BC nor apostle expire.
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    Hey what about the water...

    go Oilers go. you are missing the partying up there eh:-)
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    Rentista Visa From Rents Collected in 2019

    I don't remember where it's stipulated, but you can confirm it once you go to the migraciones for the tramite. Unless you stay for this period you will lose your status and will have to start from scratch the following year. They explicitly state that when you apply.
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    Euro or Dollar?

    yeah, some people on that forum would for sure like to buy euros.
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    Euro or Dollar?

    he can do it in private, some people here would like to buy for sure...
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    Euro or Dollar?

    There is a separate thread for the WU - you have to send the money from your own country ( or ask a relative to do this ) and you pick it up here in pesos. If you are not familiar with Argentina at all and don't speak some reasonable Spanish then it's not worth the hassle, especially if you only...
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    How Can I Bring Money to Argentina/Uruguay?

    there is a huge risk of you being followed and robbed.
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    Euro or Dollar?

    Mastercards yes,AMEX not so much. Exchanges in smaller towns are harder to find and the rate is often lower than in BA. You are better off exchanging in BA before heading off. A lot of small businesses don't accept CC and not even debit - some markets, etc.
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    Returns dolar turista

    sell them to a person, not to cueva, that way you both benefit. cueva is 71/75, so you'll get 71. and if someone wants to buy, it'll cost them 75 in cueva. exchanging privately will give you 73. win/win. i can put you in touch with someone reliable who needs dollars (he is registered here)
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    Places to see a public menorah in BA?

    there is always one in front of Templo Beit Jabad in Puerto Madero. חַג שָׂמֵחַ
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    Max Purchase US$200 per Month for individuals..!

    WU seems to trail CCL rather than blue, watch it for a few days and you'll see a pretty clear trend
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    Max Purchase US$200 per Month for individuals..!

    palermo cuevas don't want to sell, saying they don't have any. sitting out i assume, waiting for the ley to go in effect and sell at 80 some
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    Do not ship anything to Argentina!

    what was left in the box?
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    Traveling with Residencia Transitoria

    go figure, i crossed in and out a few times, nobody asked for a passport
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    Traveling with Residencia Transitoria

    yep, it does. but i went to brazil with a temporary one, and it was fine. Colombia did require a permanent.
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    Traveling with Residencia Transitoria

    That is not necessarily true, i went to Brazil with DNI and that was enough ( though with my passport I would need a visa for Brazil ). Same applies to Colombia - but the DNI has to be permanent.
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