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Viva la revolución!

I'll join you guys on Friday!

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1235841/ This a nice rom com without the suckiness and it's easy to relate to if you've been here for a bit.

You must try Salgado Alimentos, they some of the best pastas in town!

Mmmmmmm humitas

Don't forget humitas!

A conversation group sounds like fun! Count me in, pint or no pint (but a pint is always nice)

I am looking into this right now as I need to buy some euros to give back to a friend of mine. Does anyone know the euro rate in cuevas these days?

I live in Villa Urquiza and it's quite safe and a very family oriented neighborhood, not touristy at all.

Expat from Los Angeles (fully bilingual) living here and up for a beer as well. Welcome!

Check your pm

I second Notorious in Recoleta, great place!

I am from El Salvador neighbor, pm me and we could grab a bite if you like. Not into church or that young btw.

This could be fun, I am in!

I had my turno at migraciones on May 22 and it was resuelto and Enviado a CENTRO DE DOC. Y ARCHIVO (Deptos. Dep. De La Inst. Sup. - Direccion General De Administracion on May 30 and I am now wondering how long it will take for my DNI to arrive, I was told it would take between 30 to 90 days.

Argentines get colder much easier, I've lived in Los Angeles for 17 years and even during the winter I didn't feel much need to bundle up and it's pretty much the same thing.

I've also noticed at least this past week internet was very slow with Fibertel. I also have the 6 Megas plan.

I was weighting the pro and cons of becoming a citizen (already have dual citizenship salvadorean/american) Does anyone know if permanent residents can work in mercosur countries as well?

That's also a fantastic advice. Thank you

Thank you! I am registering the birth at the US Embassy as well to get her the American passport so we can go to the states somewhere in September. I will keep a note on bringing the original birth certificate. Do you remember how long it took to process your application?