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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2025/07/19/when-will-world-wake-up-argentinian-miracle/ Archived version:https://archive.ph/8dR9Z

It's a good idea but I suspect they will require some Argentine ID to set it up and as I recall, the OP doesn't have any. Poste Restante is designed for foreigners just breezing on through and I should hope that his foreign documents would be fine.

What about the internationally recognised Poste Restante service? You just need to specify which post office you will use to receive your mail. As it says in the link (below) there is a charge for this service. https://www.correoargentino.com.ar/que-es-poste-restante Word to the wise: Other...

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/jul/11/glacier-patagonia-perito-moreno-decline There's no paywall at The Guardian but if you find the adverts annoying then: Archive version - https://archive.ph/Jp7ax The author, María de los Ángeles Orfila, is a science journalist based in Montevideo

At least you no longer have the Soviet Radio Tirana Interval Signals to contend with. Now imagine having that all day and every day? In those days if you lived within about a thousand miles of Albania you would dread those nights when the weather conditions were just right to allow broadcasts...

S'funny: I'm sure I remember that when you rocked up on this forum years ago you were asking about how you could apply for citizenship and talking about your foreigner's DNI.

Just out of interest, which route did you eventually take to claim your Argentine citizenship? In the end was it your mother, your wife or your child? Not that it matters now that you have left.

Before I changed it, I used to have a signature line at the bottom of my posts in BAExpats that read: For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple and wrong. and I think that's the territory we are in here. The extent to which the super rich are gobbling up what...

Wait a moment. I always mix up Musk and Milei. Let me see: one dresses in odd clothes, waves a chainsaw around and thinks he's the President. And the other one is Milei. Have I got that right?

What a great name!!! So great that it has already been adopted by an international metals business, a retirement living trade association and, with a lower case "g" crowded out by capitals, a perfume and fragrance company. And possibly more: I stopped looking after three. I only started looking...

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/02/world/americas/argentina-president-milei-press-attacks.html Archive version: https://archive.is/3xdtI

I'm not in Argentina right now so perhaps someone could check this for me: last time I checked a gold coloured pack of Cabrales(1) ground coffee it said "torrado con azucar" not just torrado. I still think the Argentine word "torrado" simply means "roasted" as it does in the rest of the Spanish...

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2025/jun/25/ca7riel-and-paco-amoroso-interview-glastonbury

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jun/24/mystery-db-cooper-hijacker-who-disappeared

Do you pay a service charge of any sort to anyone there? We do (Recoleta) and for us they would be the people we would contact to organise everything.

This forum has many people who are highly experienced in matters of residence, citizenship, marriage etc so the fact that nobody here has yet attempted to answer your questions probably means your situation is too complex for quick, easy answers. I notice that you are getting prolific amounts...

I don't mean to be too pedantic about this but just as with episcopal Christianity there is symbolism in the building designs and a distinction between chapels, churches and cathedrals - so with LDS buildings there is a difference in meaning and purpose between chapels, meeting houses and...

I appreciate that English is not your first language but you would probably find it helpful to learn to recognise the difference between a person's own, original opinions and a link to the published work of others.

Perhaps I'm missing something but that sounds awfully convoluted and fraught with difficulties when Argentina has, I believe, a refugee programme for Syrians. I don't know whether now being in a "safe" country (however at risk she might feel there) would hamper her acceptance by Argentina but if...

That's a great idea if the bank card has already been mailed out to a family or friend's address. Not so easy trying to persuade NatWest (other banks are available) to ship out a copy of War And Peace with a card inserted at p971