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• Ann Abel, Forbes.com

People like to call Buenos Aires the Paris of Latin America; the most European city on the western shores of the Atlantic. I wouldn’t argue: The Argentinian capital is characterized by its wide boulevards and Haussmann architecture, its proud population of Italian and Spanish heritage, and its serious attention to food and wine...

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• ExpatArrivals.com

As with any large city there are pros and cons to living in Buenos Aires. It’s a vibrant city that offers many entertainment options and so much to see and do. On the downside, it’s crowded and noisy, but with a highly educated population, there are many international companies with offices in the city and work is not too hard to come by, provided that one can find sponsorship for a work visa...

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• Ignacio de los Reyes, La Nacion

Después de casi tres años en el país, el corresponsal de la cadena británica BBC regresa a Europa...

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• Alexandra Mackenzie

Extracted from: 10 Great Neighborhoods to Live in.... This Barrio of Buenos Aires is the largest in the city. Divided into various sections, each with its own characteristics, the Barrio is popular for its shops, bars, clubs and restaurants....