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The markets from the city gouvernment are great, for fish - salmon $75 per kilo - langostines $60 per kilo - calamar $ per kilo - etc! All very fresh and the sellers can exactly tell you where the fish comes from. Besides those markets are algo good for cereal, fruit, veggies, eggs and chicken...

You can just make it yourself, mix 500gr of peanuts unsalted, for 5min in a food processor and done!

Sooo true, definitely the best place for french pasteries, baguettes ect.

Did hear about those restrictions during the weekend. Dunno what will happen with online purchases with Argentina credit cards. This is all moving very quickly and it always seems to take a while after a new change as taken place to have everything clear again.

Well, just have a look at the Buenos Aires Craigslist and you will for sure find a great 1 bedroom apartment for half of what you are currently planning on paying, good luck!

Exactly the same thing happened to us.. Now with Fibertel since the end of March and we got a normal modem instead of the WIFI one... luckily a friend did have a WIFI modem and we managed to make that work Im almost sure that the WIFI modem from Fibertel will never get to us.

There is a small but good and cheap place at the corner of Sarmiento and Yatay. Good and quick service!

Both are published on Craigslist: Fridge: http://buenosaires.es.craigslist.org/fuo/2873333672.html Lamp: http://buenosaires.es.craigslist.org/fuo/2875014315.html Feel free to send a MP if you have any questions or want to see more photos.

But the thing is that i´ve been here all the time on a tourist visa.. just going in and out to Uruguay and or Brazil...

I've already been in Argentina for more than a year.. so now it would be possible?

What happens if you want to register yourself over here as a freelancer? Do I first need to go to AFIP to get a tax number and then use that number instead of the contract they are asking for? As of course in this case nobody is going to contract me, as I work for myself. Does anybody has...