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As I said Ed, it depends on the state. :)

It depends on the state. For New Hampshire, for example, you don't have to be a member of a party. For other states, you do have to be a declared member.

I think it depends on the specific ATMs at the branch. The Santander ATMs at Cramer and Echeverría (Belgrano) do not work, nor does the Banco Nación ATM at Sucre and Cabildo or the Banco Patagonia ATMs at Sucre and Cabildo. The only place I've found that accepts my Schwab chip card is the Banco...

It depends on the ATM. Some cannot accept the cards with the chip.

Visa requirements are based on your citizenship. If you plan to enter Spain with a South African passport, you will need a Schengen visa.

God, that is awful.

Kudos to Dr. Rubilar! Whether you agree with his politics or not, he has provided a very important service to many foreigners here in Argentina, two of whom I know personally and were very satisfied. I am glad you were able to stay in the country, RodolfoWalsh!

I looked up the address he provided on Google Streetview, and it's the same building on fire in the video. Evidently, he's having to pay for things to get fixed (like a sink) because the owner refuses to take responsibility for them. If we were in the U.S. (or another country where stuff works)...

My other post (similar to the one that follows) was flagged for moderation. Homeinbuenosaires, you seem to have forgotten a message I sent you in July 2014 explicitly offering you help. Here's a snippet of it: You might be able to find a copy in your Gmail account. I always try to help...

Sorry, but you seem to have forgotten a private message I sent you in July 2014. Here's a copy of it: You might be able to find a copy of it in your Gmail inbox. I've helped a couple of people on this forum, and do my best to help people when I can. What's being proposed on this forum isn't...

Michael, I sent you a private message. Did you get it?

Michael, as ElQueso and others have mentioned, many people in this forum (myself included) have been the victims of some sort of scam in Argentina. Consequently, many of us have become very jaded. I apologize to you for my extreme diligence, and will gladly participate in the forum's efforts to...

I searched for articles of "incendio departamento buenos aires" from June 5 to June 8 2015 (he states the date of the fire being June 6, 2015), and nothing comes up. Something like that would have come up in the media for sure, especially if it was arson, as the man in the video indicates it was.

If you watch the video, you'll see police cars with U.S. style (red) lights. Here the police cars all have (blinding) blue lights. Also, the fire sirens, if I am not mistaken, are different here too... The video in question: https://www.youtube....h?v=lgcCeS7BO2w Edited to Add: After searching...

I think people want more than solidarity and a PR stunt. That said, this is a huge improvement from the previous administration, which wouldn't even show up at the scene of a disaster. Once, anyone?

The effects high external and internal debts have on economic growth are vastly different...

Actually, there's already a winner. Sorry, gals and guys...

You were taking selfies. What did you expect? :)

There's nothing great about massive, decades-long trade imbalances and current account deficits. Argentina compares in the 90s. We all know what happened, though.

Which might explain why we have so many economic problems in the U.S.