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  1. wineguy999

    Where do American expats live in Argentina?

    Funny, I leave the USA in large part to get away from 'Murricans'. The chance encounters I have had with them in ARG and other places have mostly been negative.
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    Milei to New Yorkers: Flee "communist" Mamdani to Argentina

    Hard to believe that people are still buying in to International Living. Less than a minute of Googling will tell you all you need to know.
  3. wineguy999

    Disillusioned Argentine doctors

    A different take: I met an Argentine doctor just yesterday in Valencia who, until a few years ago, had a very successful clinic in Rosario. After a group burst in to rob the clinic, he relocated. He said, "I had four hours with a gun to my head to decide that I had had enough." I know three...
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    Argentina planned to ‘disappear’ hundreds of Britons on eve of Falklands War

    One could even substitute the word Republicans for Libertarians in that sentence.
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    100 songs I would have in a virtual jukebox

    Cross-Eyed Mary?
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    Keeping US bank cards while living in Argentina?

    As noted, more stability is a good thing to have. It probably won't be Madrid, but even there is acceptable for us (after NorCal, everywhere is cheap). But factor into the COL things like health insurance ($800 annually for me) and the scales start to tip. Another huge factor is Spain's...
  7. wineguy999

    Keeping US bank cards while living in Argentina?

    More due to the lack of stability and capriciousness of God-knows-what next administration.
  8. wineguy999

    Keeping US bank cards while living in Argentina?

    Got my business plan for a wine & tapas bar in Spain - all I need is there. 🥂🍾🍷
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    Keeping US bank cards while living in Argentina?

    I just went back to a place I said I would never return to, except in the winter - Houston - miserable. I'm planning to head to Spain soon, will be selling the apartment in BA eventually. At 67 years of age, my plans don't involve returning to USA, and quite frankly, they can burn it down as far...
  10. wineguy999

    Keeping US bank cards while living in Argentina?

    Sadly, banks care far too much about details that we should be able to keep private - and I'm not referring to anything illegal or immoral.
  11. wineguy999

    Keeping US bank cards while living in Argentina?

    Silvie, do you have some insight as to why one should be concerned with their credit record when they have no intention to return to the USA?
  12. wineguy999

    Travelers will now need to show proof of health insurance to enter Argentina

    Forbes saw fit to redirect the link I copied. Hopefully this is more on point: https://www.forbes.com/sites/suzannerowankelleher/2025/07/03/us-tourism-lose-29-billion-trump-policies/?ctpv=searchpage
  13. wineguy999

    Travelers will now need to show proof of health insurance to enter Argentina

    This from Forbes, a couple of days after Steve's post: https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbeseq/2025/08/04/the-other-96-talent-beyond-elite-ivies
  14. wineguy999

    Elena @ Four Seasons

    Chief, my backside. If you don't want to address what I asked for, just say so.
  15. wineguy999

    Elena @ Four Seasons

    Please post certificate for your claim of "specious" inflation data. Let us all in your source.
  16. wineguy999

    Redpossum has gone

    He was a great addition to the board. Thanks for letting us know, nikad.
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    Calling an 877 number from Argentina

    In the past, MobileVoip had no restrictions re: toll free numbers. Load up for €10, bang away - many calls free or nearly so.
  18. wineguy999

    Getting Home Internet in Buenos Aires

    Check this out: https://sonetel.com/en/ I've never used this service. But if I was in a jam, I'd be willing to check it out. Could get you a quick BA number.
  19. wineguy999

    How is the civic discourse and sense of community in AR?

    When I am outside of the USA, and not just in Argentina, I can't help but notice the people who read. Like, words on paper. Many people in Argentina are happy to chat with strangers on any number of topics.
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