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    Problems with CABA's transportation system

    I love so much about the Buenos Aires public transportation system. Many of the stations are beautiful and artsy. There are often elevators or escalators, something hard to find in New York City, where I once lived. The system covers so much of the city that I rarely feel the need to call for an...
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    Coffee Chat on TUESDAY, July 15: VELVET Café/Resto in Palermo

    Oops! An interruption. See you next week
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    Coffee Chat on TUESDAY, June 17: VELVET Café/Resto in Palermo

    I will be there. My friend Anne-Christine d'Adesky, a journalist from New York City, is here interviewing Argentines and may join us.
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    My life with Correo Argentina

    DO NOT SHIP ANYTHING TO ARGENTINA VIA THE POSTAL SERVICE! My early dealings with Correo Argentina brought back memories of my interactions with the US Postal Service in New York City. The staff was incompetent and the response times slow. The big difference is the Argentine correo workers are...
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    Coffee chat Tuesday May 27th@4:30 Velvet café/Resto

    This time I will be there. No more emergency heating repairs! Lol
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    Dealing with Correo Argentino to receive a package shipped from another country

    Months after I purchased an item that is shipped from Malaysia, I received a notification that it had arrived. As instructed, I went on the Correo Argentino website and made an appointment to pick it up at the location at Av. Antardida 100 in Retiro. I presented my passport and my DNI card...
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    Choice of a migration/citizenship lawyer

    I hired Leon Unger, who did a wonderful job getting my first year of residency approved (with a DNI), and in October my second year. He even took me to the bank to open a local account. And he charges much less than the insane fees i hear Some are paying. You can reach him at...
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