Belgrano Vs. Other Neighbourhoods In Buenos Aires

[yd_mtl]

Sorry for sounding so odd to be an armchair fan of Buenos Aires rather than having actually gone there. It's just that I'm revising an alternate history of Argentina, as found on my website: www.britishargentina.com. I think that your answers are valuable in these revisions.

 

[Rich One]

Life exists outside Recoleta?

 

[mariposa]

[background=rgb(252, 252, 252)]Life exists outside Recoleta?[/background]

Funny , I sometimes wonder whether any one in Recoleta is actually alive ;-)

 

[syngirl]

I am just a simple centre of CABA snob

Ah, so you live in Caballito?

 

[Dublin2BuenosAires]

I am just a simple centre of CABA snob

We keep all the spicey asian food out here you know...

 

[Dublin2BuenosAires]

Sorry for sounding so odd to be an armchair fan of Buenos Aires rather than having actually gone there. It's just that I'm revising an alternate history of Argentina, as found on my website: www.britishargentina.com. I think that your answers are valuable in these revisions.

Get on a plane!

 

[Dublin2BuenosAires]

" While all this may be true, the root reason why Argentina and the Southern Cone have faced these problems, along with endemic civil wars and retarded political and industrial development in the 19th century, is because the British did not end up colonizing the Southern Cone the way it did North America or Australia!"

....that's where I stopped reading your website. Right there.

More colonialism please, we're British.

I am walking away from this one.

 

[Yogur griego]

We keep all the spicey asian food out here you know...

Ah, finally I realize what I have been missing out on.

Ah, so you live in Caballito?

No, in Claypole.

 

[Rich One]

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Funny , I sometimes wonder whether any one in Recoleta is actually alive ;-)

Same questions as in Manhattan....!

 

[Yogur griego]

" While all this may be true, the root reason why Argentina and the Southern Cone have faced these problems, along with endemic civil wars and retarded political and industrial development in the 19th century, is because the British did not end up colonizing the Southern Cone the way it did North America or Australia!"

....that's where I stopped reading your website. Right there.

More colonialism please, we're British.

I am walking away from this one.

Zeh Germans zhould have colonized South America, that would have provided the continent with some real efficiency.