Recent content by terry55

I understand your point of view, but I have to disagree a bit about Argentine food. Sure, it can be different from what you’re used to, but many people here cook at home every day. Dishes like guiso, estofado, zapallitos rellenos, pastel de papa, and albóndigas with puré and sauce are very...

Unfortunately, price increases continue every month; it’s the same story. I agree with Melibaires that the government made a poor decision by stopping its intervention in controlling prices for private health insurance. Now it’s completely out of control...

It would be great if inflation were controlled and if unions and the government could agree on negotiating an increase in the minimum wage. We also need policies that genuinely help people and a more competitive labor market. If civil society gets involved and there’s a bit of political...

These union leaders are despicable; they preach what they don’t practice. I heard today’s strike was called off, so that’s good news for the workers. https://www.lanacion.com.ar/sociedad/a-que-hora-empieza-el-paro-de-colectivos-de-este-jueves-31-de-octubre-nid30102024/

We recently returned from our Argentina and Peru trip, during which we utilized Latin Discoveries to plan and book the entire journey. The experience was fantastic! Everything unfolded as scheduled, and we encountered no issues whatsoever. I highly recommend this company.

I regret not trying the "chivito," which I found amusing. I went on to La Paloma, Punta del Este, and Montevideo. This visit was more enjoyable than the first because my Spanish had improved. However, Uruguayans speak so quickly!

Hello there! I'm currently in Buenos Aires, exploring the possibility of retiring here. I'm curious to know where Americans tend to live in Buenos Aires, particularly in neighborhoods that strike a balance between residential tranquility and proximity to the city's attractions. I'd prefer areas...