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Its obviously a linguistic phrase... a "refrán" as its called in Spanish. Please do not go crazy over not understanding a linguistic phrase and trying to understand it out of context. Of course there are always Argentines that are against everything that is Argentine, but Cristina actually...

If you're in Capital there is a place near Puerto Madero I went to. Just bring your passport. Look it up on the ministerio website. It's 100% free.

Well at the crossing from Peru I was definitely asked for mine. I wouldn't risk it.

Yes you should worry about it. If you don't show it to them, you will NOT get the visa to enter the country.

I went last year by land from Perú. It doesn't take that long actually, I think they gave it to me in like 15 minutes. You have to take $160 cash USD, and the bills can't be bent or marked at all! They have to be in perfect condition. They gave me back a $20 bill that had a mark on it but...

Yo también la firmé!

I totally agree. They are vulture funds because many of them bought those bonds between 2003 and 2008, years after they had already been defaulted on, for "precio vil" as they say in Spanish. They knew what they were doing, and now they act like they´re out of Money, It hasn't only happened to...

http://mapa.buenosaires.gob.ar/ this interactive map is excellent to finding your way around the city and to figure out which bus line or Subte to take. You're going to love Buenos Aires... I can't stay away!

Hey, I am from Spokane, WA. I've lived in BA before, but moving back in a week. Will eventually need to find a place! I may be interested. I'm also 23. Looking for a job down there.

Hello fellow expats, My name is Thomas and I'm starting this thread because I'm moving back to Buenos Aires next week. I've spent a lot of time in Argentina over the last few years working on my Bachelor's, studying abroad etc. I have a BA in Spanish with a Latin American Studies certificate...