How is Argentina suffering from the current global economic crisis?
Q. I'm now preparing a MUN position paper for Argentina on the topic"Should we be encouraging consumers to spend more,or not?". So How is Argentina suffering from the current global economic crisis? I don't know too much about Argentina. Thank you so much!
Asked by neil_zhou - Sat Dec 13 09:42:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. hi! I'm from Argentina sorry for my english... First of all, the value argentinian peso has fallen down since the crisis started. The sales have fallen down a lot also. There is fear about that something similar to 2001 crisis happen again, that's the reason to the excesive dolar's purchase. Also the president has made a plan for buying cars of 0 km. Good Luck!!! :)
Answered by Tefi - Tue Dec 16 08:28:45 2008

Im starting a treatment in Argentina and moving to the states. How will this affect the cost of the treatment?
Q. Im planning to get braces in Argentina and Im moving to the states at the end of the year. What is the cost of a treatment that has already started? Will I need to start all over?
Asked by Lu - Sun Jul 12 12:57:12 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. they will charge in dollars in the states, what treatment is it
Answered by LX - Mon Jul 13 10:18:18 2009

What is the weather like in Argentina during the month of june?
Q. I am going on a week and a half trip to Argentina to play softball, and I leave June 2. I have no idea what to take with me.
Asked by Lainee - Tue May 12 22:10:22 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It should be winter because its on the southern hemisphere. THE DUD
Answered by Sweet Datty - Tue May 12 22:32:41 2009

How popular is Argentina as a tourist destination?
Q. I'm doing some research on Argentina. I was wondering how popular Argentina is as a tourist destination. What are the monthly/yearly visitor arrivals? Is there a website that lists some statistics?
Asked by linda - Sat Feb 9 16:52:39 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. https://www.cia.gov/libra ry/publications/the-world -factbook/geos/ar.html Tourism
Answered by - - Wed Feb 13 00:42:55 2008

How do you become permanent resident in argentina?
Q. I am thinking of moving to Argentina and need to know what to do to become legal there, marrying a man from there and I have children from previous marriage. Not sure who to talk to or how hard it is to do. Tried to get to get him here but to difficult right now. It may work out though but in case, later on.
Asked by sillypooh350 - Sun Apr 22 22:51:27 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments

A. here is a website that should help you with what you need good luck
Answered by dopey232004 - Sun Apr 22 22:57:54 2007

How much should i budget for my trip to Argentina?
Q. I am taking a trip to Argentina on Nov, the hotel is already taken care off. I am just wondering how much should I budget. Taking into account that I want to go to nice places without having to think about how much I am spending, how much should I budget? Also are major credit cards accepted widly? Or is cash a better option?
Asked by Mariela R - Sun Oct 5 00:59:59 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hi, Im from Argentina. And it actually depends where are you going. If you are going to the south (Patagonia), you should think about having a nice budget because its a very turistic place. But, one american dollar is 3 argentinian dollars. So consider that everything its going to be cheaper for you if you pay with dollars. They accept american dollar because they are used to have lots and lots of turists, so don t worry about changing money. They also have a huge variety of credit cards in all stores, so don t worry. This happens in all Argentina, but you may found more places which accepts dollars in the turistic places. It depends in the places you want to go and the things you want to do... In my opinion, take a nice budget and enjoy… [cont.]
Answered by my - Sun Oct 5 09:23:58 2008

What should i bring to my 4 week trip to argentina?
Q. I am going to argentina for 4 weeks and it is winter there. Their winters get to like the 30s and thats it. How much of everything should i bring?
Asked by ~j~e~s~s~ - Sun Jul 12 11:33:47 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I just got back from spending 4 weeks in Argentina. I made the mistake of thinking that I only needed a light jacket to stay warm, but I was wrong. I may not get cold enough to snow, but it can get very cold and there can be a lot of wind at times. But you should be able to buy a nice coat there for 30-50 dollars that will keep you warm. I am assuming that you are going to Buenos Aires. If you go further south, it will get much colder. I would bring a few things to keep warm in, but also have clothes to wear inside. And a common piece of advice is that if you don't want to look like a tourist, dress up, not down. I didn't take much nice clothes and everyone was better dressed than me. lol. One thing I will say to bring is a little bottle… [cont.]
Answered by Brian - Tue Jul 14 16:59:42 2009

How many stamps do I need to send a letter to Argentina?
Q. I need to send a letter to Argentina from England. How many stamps do I require?
Asked by peteriltchev1993 - Thu Apr 24 03:12:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 900072
Answered by Ambivalence - Thu Apr 24 03:19:51 2008

Planning on going to Argentina last two weeks of March. Suggestions on a itenerary?
Q. I am planning on going to Argentina for the last two weeks of March and looking for suggesstions on where to go. Leaning towards going to Buenos Aires, Mendoza, Iguazu Falls but looking for suggestions. Is this a good time to go as well? Any suggesstions on how to get cheap airfares from NYC and also hotels would be helpful. Thanks.
Asked by Ebrahim B - Thu Feb 26 18:43:37 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Half of Argentina is Buenos Aires, so you'll end up there of course. Definitely go to Iguazu Falls, it's beautiful, nothing like it. While there you can dip into Paraguay and Brazil just to say you visited. You might as well take the ferry over Uruguay too. Catch some tango dancing, they invented it. The Malbec wine of Medoza is cheap and fantastic. Drink it everyday. They drink Mate a lot, nothing special. Patagonia would be nice, but I didn't go there, I live in Colorado anyway so I don't think I'd be impressed. I wanted to go to Antarctica on a cruise, but I was too late. March should be good for that. Not many people have been there. I lived there 6 months, but I was working, not all tourism. I liked it, but it's not… [cont.]
Answered by Thankyoumam - Thu Feb 26 22:31:17 2009

Are there any unexpected expenses I will incurr on a trip to Argentina?
Q. I am planning a trip to Argentina but I'm a student & on a very tight budget. I know there's an exit tax of $18 but are there any other airport taxes or anything? Also I was wondering approximately how much alcohol costs there. Any other information about Buenos Aires would be great also. Especially if anybody knows of any other activities that would be fun w/in the city because i'm going with my boyfriend & he gets bored easily.
Asked by gatorgrl037 - Wed Oct 17 21:52:29 2007 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Some costs that sneak up on you on ANY vacation: souviners food (people tend to eat more extravagantly on vacation) Admittance to attractions Stuff you charge to your room alcohol forgotten toiletries (depending on how long you've been there) Food and souviners usually account for most of the extra costs.
Answered by Lauren P - Wed Oct 17 22:01:33 2007

What qualifications do I need to teach English in Argentina/Chile?
Q. I'm planning to travel round Argentina and Chile and find a TEFL job in the process. I'm a native English speaker, have a CELTA certificate plus one year's experience as an English teacher, but the jobs I see on the internet always seem to mention a universtity degree which I don't have. Would I be wasting my time looking for a TEFL job in Argentina or Chile?
Asked by Partisan Cheese - Fri Sep 14 16:04:40 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. No, you wouldn't be wasting your time. The best way to find a job there is to just go, then find one when you're there. I imagine that it would be much the same in Argentina and Chile as it is here in Thailand. Officially you're supposed to hold a teaching degree or an unrelated degree and an ESL/EFL cert. like you have to get a job in Thailand, but the reality is very different. Even back-packers with no qualifications what so ever still manage to land themselves teaching jobs in Thailand. Just go, and have a good time while you're there!
Answered by Done wit dis 2 - Sat Sep 15 06:32:01 2007

How old do you have to be to get your nose pierced in Argentina?
Q. Ok so i know this is a dumb question but i was wondering if you have to be a certain age to get piercings in Argentina because in the U.S you have to be at least 18 to go by yourself.
Asked by californiiialover11 - Thu Feb 12 18:06:05 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If I could get a tattoo at age 16, without my parents consent, trust me, for sure you can get a piercing. Honestly, I am from Argentina, and no one really checks that much as they do in the US. At age 27 they asked me to show an ID to check my age in Chicago, when in San Bernardo, Buenos Aires, I got one with out even give my name. I had a lot of friends that were around 15 and they had eyebrow piercings. Take care.
Answered by I Argentina - Thu Feb 12 22:47:29 2009

What do the colors on the Argentina flag represent?
Q. I need to know what the colors (blue and white) and the sun symbol on the Argentina flag mean.
Asked by mc_anduril25 - Mon Oct 9 09:12:21 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The blue and white colors were the colors used in the Argentinean revolution against Spain in the early 1800's. The country's flag was formed in 1820 after the death of General Manuel Belgrano, the leader of the revolution. The sun in the center of the flag is called the Sun of May, and it represents the sun that shown through the clouds on May 25, 1810 when the revolution started which lead to the Argentina's independence.
Answered by waltonswatcher - Mon Oct 9 09:16:58 2006

How can I buy and ship a computer to Argentina?
Q. Compters are really expesive here in Argentina. I want to ship a desktop computer to Mendoza Argentina.
Asked by christophergunkel - Thu Dec 29 14:22:45 2005 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Please take into account the taxes... some products add almost 50% of their value, so unless you can work around that (which would be illegal, by the way), maybe it's not worth it. Anyway, suerte!
Answered by Calimecita - Tue Jan 17 22:45:04 2006

How do I get an apartment in Argentina as an American?
Q. I'm considering all my options, but would like to move to S. America in the next month or so to work and improve my Spanish. I hear that it is a little difficult for people to get an apartment in Argentina if you are not from there. Is there a large deposit? Or do I have to find a sponsor?
Asked by mu - Thu Dec 28 14:02:42 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It just depends where and who you rent from. There are plenty of choices. I say go and work things out when you get there. Expect to pay a one or two month deposit... depending on the contract you negotiate. You can always email... info@MovetoLatinAmerica.c om for more suggestions. Most important... be respectful of the local people and culture. Best wishes to you and have fun.
Answered by MovetoLatinAmerica - Sat Dec 30 00:20:23 2006

What flags do you use at a Argentina soccer game?
Q. I am doing this project where i am making a soccer stadium and i need to use some flags. I have the Argentina flag and i was wondering what other flags can i use. Anyone want to help me out here. It will be very helpful.
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Answered by tebowtime1515 - Wed Feb 11 20:08:31 2009

Is it legal to bring dead but preserved insects/plants from on an airplane from Argentina to US?
Q. I am going to argentina for a month, and am going to collect plants/insects and preserve them while I'm there. As long as they are preserved, dead, and mounted, is it legal to bring them from Buenas Aires to the US as a non cairry on item, whithout claiming them at customs? If not, is it legal for them to be shipped from there to my home, without me claiming them?
Asked by The Naturalist - Sun Feb 17 17:31:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. See: Biologicals You may need a U.S. Department of Agriculture permit to import biological specimens including bacterial cultures, culture medium, excretions, fungi, arthropods, mollusks, tissues of livestock, birds, plants, viruses, vectors for research, biological or pharmaceutical use. Permit requirements are located under Permits on the USDA Website at www.aphis.usda.gov ( USDA ) . For some permits you may have to contact the Centers for Disease Control at www.cdc.gov ( Centers for Disease Control ) . === Plants and Seeds Some plants, cuttings, seeds that are capable of propagation, unprocessed plant products, and certain endangered species are allowed into the United States but require import permits; some are prohibited entirely.… [cont.]
Answered by CARLOS O - Sun Feb 17 17:55:10 2008

What are the differences between living in Australia and Argentina?
Q. I live in Aus. and am looking to live in Argentina for four months next year. I'd really like to do some research on living standards before i go. What's the water service like? Health? Is is safe there? What's their culture like? What foods aren't available and what do they mostly eat? What's the gov. like and the education system? Any thing you can tell that will help the transition would b much appreciated! Thanks!
Asked by Jaq - Sat Jun 27 07:40:16 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. sorry if my english is bad, it's different in some provinces but it can serve you. What's the water service like? >> in buenos aires excelent 9.50/10 public Health -, no fee, free treatment, only a cooperative - 7.50/10 many public places to do checks. Is is safe there? >> rate of assaults very higher than Australia but as in every country, be careful, What's their culture like? >>many cultures, it depends, but you won't feel discriminated. What foods aren't available and what do they mostly eat? > mostly meat, you can get the food you want, asian, mediterranean, arabian.. What's the gov. like and the education system? << representative republic democracy, education system primary education -- public, very poor, bad investments… [cont.]
Answered by Toduro - Sat Jun 27 20:37:55 2009

What are some Argentinean apparel companies, or clothing companies based in Argentina?
Q. I know of Baiez jeans, but that's it. Are there any other apparel/clothing companies in Argentina that have websites? I need at least two.
Asked by rocambolesques - Tue Mar 31 00:14:00 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

What if Whites from north america moved to Argentina?
Q. What if we said here you go to the browns, yellow, and blacks and say here is the land why dont you just have it we are moving to argentina and dont follow us back. What if whites from central america, canada, and america move to Argentina and made it's own white place to live. How does this sound?
Asked by subjugater - Mon May 18 20:26:07 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments

A. um that's already happened im argentinian and im white argentina is basically 98% white because a lot of people from spain, italy and germany immigrated there after the war so that's already happed lmao
Answered by ~Laurie ~ - Tue May 19 18:44:32 2009