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I've been with Swiss Medical for 10 years and the plan has more than paid for itself. My child had birth complications and needed 3 months of specialist care that ended up costing over USD $150k but I only paid a USD $40 administration fee to sign out of hospital and the rest was covered by the...

I studied 13 semesters at la uba and recommended them 100%. Highly professional staff but poorly funded building, repair and facilities. As testament to them, i couldn't speak a word when i arrived and now, several years later, I have business here in BsAs, negociate contracts and communicate...

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True, the press are hypocritical, unfair and rarely unbiased but correspondence between positions such as the president and the pope should follow protocol. Notice the letterhead? It's from a position, the president, held by Christina so shouldn't it be more respectful of her own title and that...

What does China gain from this? Is Argentina planning to rebuild their airforce? What is Argentina offering? Cheaper manufacturing costs, technology or know-how? I hardly think so. I think China gains a stronger strategic presence and Argentina gains foreign investment and flow on GDP. It...

Good point splaying, treasury bond yields are going up, gold is devaluing.. usd based asset classes excluding cash are following suit... There is a significant rotation underway, temporarily into cash. The question I have is where will all the cash go? Where is the yield? Stronger dollar...

AmigoArtistico, I'm not going to hatch a plan for civil disobedience on this site so give it a rest. I won't bite so while I appreciate your eagerness and enthusiasm for the minutia, this is not the forum for it. If you're really interested in ways to counter a government through peaceful means...

AmigoArtistico, thanks but I've said enough. I don't need to have the answers nor need to answer your questions to have made a valid point. Further, I choose not to elaborate at this juncture as you would seem to prefer to attack my personal attributes such as age and duration in Argentina. If...

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From Federico these owner of the bakery, to Peter the taxi driver to Raul the architect to Paul the street carton collector the message is clear.... It's the governments fault. Really? Never do I hear anybody ask why they've let it come to this. Never is there discussion about why the people...

The pot banging marches have done nothing to improve things. Sure, they have created awareness and the middle class have bonded in the streets but really, the disturbing list of problems you state will remain unresolved until the average Argentine grows a pair, stops blaming the government and...

You were probably manipulated into banging pots by the likes of clarin et.al who breed fear rather than objectivity. Guns, killing and shooting is not the answer but organized civil disobedience does work. Will this happen? Unlikely.

Argentinos for the best part of 50 years have suffered to the point of numbness so much so that they have forgotten how good life can be in a balance and well formed society. They bang pots in protest but do nothing to really improve things because they don't know any better. Other than the few...

Thanks for the good info but geez, what a mess. The argentinians love to make life hard for themselves.

Matisba, there is high debt and low debt. High levels are bad for any country, like 150% of GDP and very few counties have that but for you to say that debt its bad is like saying you shouldn't have a credit card or take a loan which is rubbish. I want to correct another thing you said too that...

Less debt does not mean sound economic policies as is patently clear in the case of Argentina. As others have said, Argentina has low debt because the government cannot be trusted to repay its debts. A positive sign will be when Argentina get a loan, and I don't mean from loan sharks like...

The problem Argentina faces is that foreign investment requires, at some point, the repatriation of funds and profits to the investors homeland... for example, investors may wish to take their money back or may wish to spend the dividends on shares in another country. A strange concept I know...

Is President Kirchner Improving The Lives Of Argentinos? I think the average Argentine is financially worse off. - Inflation at 25%+ makes it impossible to save money as the value of savings is eaten away if not spent - High interest rates on home purchases makes money expensive and reduces...