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    Elena @ Four Seasons

    Damn, makes England look so cheap.
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    What does it cost to have a baby in a private hospital, uninsured?

    3000 for a normal birth. Check in, deliver and leave the next day or the day after.
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    What does it cost to have a baby in a private hospital, uninsured?

    Make sure that it’s a least risk birth. And then an average private hospital will be fine you don’t need to go to Los Arcos. If it’s a complicated delivery, then don’t go for private in Argentina.
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    What does it cost to have a baby in a private hospital, uninsured?

    Just spoke with my wife. She said even at public hospitals they look after the baby even if ICU needed. She wouldn’t recommend but in general medical services are good in Argentina is what she said. Don’t come to Argentina to have birth at a public hospital.
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    What does it cost to have a baby in a private hospital, uninsured?

    Russians paying for the normal delivery amd doing it in Argentina to claim citizenship. If for any reason if you end up in icu (god forbid) for a week, it’ll cost you north of usd 20k at private. And no it’s not crazy expensive here. Wildly, brutally expensive! I suggest you don’t do it here.
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    What does it cost to have a baby in a private hospital, uninsured?

    We just had (9 months ago) our twins at Los Arcos, a very prestigious clinic in South America. My wife had OSDE for two years and been paying 290 dollars per month which covers pregnancy and birth. We had an early delivery and had to spend 2.5 months at the hospital and almost 2 months of it in...
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    Trump announces plan to lift Argentina visa restrictions

    I think it’ll be more than that. US, apart from the natural resources, will need the human resources of Argentina. There are very qualified, well educated Argentines across the world.
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    How many Argentines live abroad?

    My entire life (almost) I have been coming down to BsAs for at least a month during Christmas until 2009. Then the next time I came was in 2018. It has always been a trip that “can’t wait for it”, always wanted to live in Argentina at one point. When I came in 2018 something was different, it...
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    I moved from the US to Argentina for the lower cost of living

    I was asking this but asking for my friend. Asking for a friend doesn’t sound worth responding I believe. That’s why. And so what? Ring born citizen or naturalised would make any difference on one’s opinions?
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    Argentinian scientists working side jobs amid Milei's sweeping cuts

    I’ve met an Argentine architect a few years ago in London doing food delivery. Why don’t they say these also but just put the blame on Milei cuts?
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    I moved from the US to Argentina for the lower cost of living

    Why you asking if “not that it matters” then? I’m a born Argentine. No routes nothing to claim.
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    I moved from the US to Argentina for the lower cost of living

    So true! Society as a whole. They don’t care about their neighbours and make awful noise. No respect to other drivers in traffic or pedestrians. You never can trust them doing business. Try to take advantage of others. There are a lot of rude people. But yes; I know some wonderful people too.
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    I moved from the US to Argentina for the lower cost of living

    Greece, Italy, Spain, Portugal, new generation France, UK. I’m Argentine and I can guarantee that we are not that friendly. We got too much of an ego actually!
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    I moved from the US to Argentina for the lower cost of living

    Left Argentina for Spain and my Arg wife and our kids recently joined me. Even my wife who always wanted to live in Argentina for the last 10 years while we were living in Europe and managed to do that for a year until last week; she was so desperate to get out of AR. It is overpriced with less...
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    Cristina warns Milei era will end in major crisis

    Ok Jose; he’s a friend. Doing nothing and getting money from the government funds. Payroll is a metaphor. Him always getting money to do nothing ( could be in the form of funding or support ) is the reality. And now he’s completely against Milei.
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    Cristina warns Milei era will end in major crisis

    You’re right. And I would second everything you say if this was not taking place in Argentina. The universities here are independent and funded by the government through taxpayers. University education is free and it’s a top notch education. Milei had problems with universities accepting and...
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    Cristina warns Milei era will end in major crisis

    Investments won’t flow in immediately, come on! It doesn’t happen overnight. I guess you didn’t go beyond econ 101! https://arbitrationblog.kluwerarbitration.com/2024/12/28/argentinas-new-foreign-investment-regime-key-considerations/ We had everything in this country. Even Walmart. Foreign...
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    Cristina warns Milei era will end in major crisis

    It was not the Torries and now Labour and I’m blaming the predecessor. You’re talking extreme leftist nonsense rhetoric. They ruined the country, the predecessors. They’re the one to blame more than anyone. Yes he is ending protectionist policies. Bringing foreign investment. Trying to get all...
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    Cristina warns Milei era will end in major crisis

    Ok. You’re right. Is it something Milei created? You’re talking as if things were fine and Milei came and ruined everything.
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    Cristina warns Milei era will end in major crisis

    But you blaming Milei like the lefties do. And you can be leftist, nothing wrong with it.
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