Mate, pronounced mah-tey is the curious tea drink that made its way to mainstream America by way of social entrepreneurship is a huge industry in Argentina.The industry took off 200 years ago by Europeans, but for 2,000 years mate has been a popular drink for those living in the rainforest region where the plant is […]
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In the short time that I’ve been in Buenos Aires, I’ve probably gained about 15 lbs eating so much amazing food! To offset some of that weight I’ve been running at the nearby parks, but the important thing here is the food! From empanadas to parillas, I am floored by the delicious food my taste
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Attention all US Passport Holders: You no longer need to pay a reciprocity fee to enter Argentina! Reciprocity fees need to be paid for, period. Not by everyone and not for every country, but if you need to pay it you better be well aware of it and prepared before you try to embark. The
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Buenos Aires in the spring time is a great place to be outdoors and to take part in community activities as a local or a visitor. One thing that I love to do when I am at home is spending a Saturday or Sunday afternoon at the farmers market, so I was excited when I
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