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    Newcomer Help Me Find a Tailor for My Perfect Wedding Dress!

    When I got married, I also wanted to have my dream dress. Some friends from BA recommended this place in Recoleta, and they truly exceeded my expectations. Recently, I had a very important event, and once again, I turned to them to bring my vision to life, they nailed it! I highly recommend...
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    Newcomer Best Dulce de Leche in Buenos Aires: Where to Find It and How to Enjoy?

    Our favorite brand is in the photo, and you can find stores all over town. They even sell it in sizes ranging from a small jar to a massive 5-gallon bucket! I love having it with apple slices, or honestly, just straight from the jar. I totally agree, here, everything comes with dulce de leche...
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    Newcomer A normal day for a young person in Argentina

    I can attest that this is how most young people, and not-so-young people, feel in the country. Jobs promise the world, yet they often fail to deliver on what was promised during interviews. They sell you the idea of the best job of your life, which clearly isn’t reflected in the salary. There...
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    Newcomer How to apply for an Argentine passport?

    Thank you so much!
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    Newcomer How to apply for an Argentine passport?

    I don’t have a DNI, but I do have my birth certificate.
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    Newcomer How to apply for an Argentine passport?

    Hello everyone! I was born in Argentina and hold a US passport. I'm planning a trip to Buenos Aires in October and would like to know how to get an Argentine passport. I tried searching on Google, but the information is a bit confusing.
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    Politics Can this guy Grabois be so unpleasant? 🤮

    This is how Grabois was received at Ezeiza after meeting the Pope in Rome. People were shouting "thief" at him while he shamelessly said, "I didn’t steal from anyone," even though he's under investigation for numerous corruption cases during Cristina and Alberto's government.
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    I don't care what they say about me as long as they spell the name of the country Argentina right.

    There are tons of cases like this. How is a retiree who earns barely $300,000 supposed to pay an electricity bill of $200,000? You don’t have to be a genius to see that these measures were poorly implemented, at least for this sector. I think they should reconsider the situation... it’s obvious...
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