Buenos Aires Argentina

Buenos Aires Argentina

Buenos Aires, Argentina, is the second-largest metropolitan area in South America. Located on the eastern shore of the Río de la Plata, Buenos Aires serves as the capital of Argentina. The greater Buenos Aires metropolitan area has a... [more]

Buenos Aires, Argentina, is the second-largest metropolitan area in South America. Located on the eastern shore of the Río de la Plata, Buenos Aires serves as the capital of Argentina. The greater Buenos Aires metropolitan area has a population of around 13 million people. It was originally named after the sanctuary of 'Nostra Signora di Bonaria.'

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The Opening of the Sacred Rose Stargate 11:11:11 The Energies for November 2009 Archangel Michael through Celia Fenn Meditation by Mary Magdalene Yesterday,on the 1st of November we held the most wonderful gathering here in Buenos Aires, Argentina. From start to finish the energy was soft, loving and harmonious, but also strong and filled with the purpose of clear intentions from clear hearts! It was the most beautiful and loving energy of the Sacred Rose, supported and held by Mary Magdalene with her Twin Flame partner, Yeshua, and sponsored by Archangel Michael. After the morning work when we connected with the energies of Mary ... Read Full Story
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This would have been your colectivo to Quilmes but, obviously, it has a problem. Well, this kind of daily trouble is not rare in a big city like Buenos Aires. Actually, it is not a big deal. You just get off the bus and take the next colectivo that comes, and they are coming frequently. In case of a vehicle defect of line 98 this fancy tow truck comes to the rescue. Remarkably, every bus company has its own auxilio de colectivo , a roadside assistance vehicle. To me, this old Mercedes-Benz truck was rather a roadside attraction. Thankfully, I have personally never experienced ... Read Full Story
BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - The last military president in Argentina's 1976-1983 dictatorship went on trial on Monday in a makeshift courtroom in a sports arena on charges of kidnapping, torture and murder of 56 people in a concentration camp. Frail-looking Reynaldo Bignone, 81, a former general who ruled Argentina in 1982-1983, and seven other former military and police officers faced a three-judge panel on charges including the ordering of beatings, waterboardings and electrocutions at the Campo de Mayo army base. Waterboarding is a form of simulated drowning widely considered torture. Hundreds of people, including numerous relatives of the victims, turned out for the start ... Read Full Story
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Spotlight: Ventana Sur: Buenos Aires' Expotoons showcases growth industry -- Buenos Aires' Expotoons, Ventana Sur's second sister event, rolls out its third edition this year, as Latin America's animation industry grows. "Ventana Sur has sparked enormous interest among Latin American countries, which see us as a window to the world of animation," says Expotoons artistic director Maggie Stagnaro. The aim of the mart is to strengthen ties within the region "so we can develop and present Latin America as a block to the international market." The four-day event opens with adventure comedy "Planet 51." A competition will showcase new works, and a market will ... Read Full Story
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Subte Linea A is considered the tourist epitome in every guidebook of Buenos Aires. I guess, back in the good old days when Argentina was unimaginably rich this was one of the most comfortable and elegant public transportation lines in the world. This picture shows some details of the historical wooden interior of Linea A which is in use since the Roaring Twenties. Nowadays, riding this subway line isn't so pleasant anymore. It is making a loud clattering sound when running, but still, it's fun. It is definitely one of the most authentic tourist attractions in Buenos Aires. Read Full Story
Doctors as far afield as Italy and Australia are using Argentina’s world famous tango to treat problems ranging from Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease to phobias and marital breakdowns. Photo by: Ashley Fraser BUENOS AIRES - On the fourth ...  
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After the peso crisis of 2001, Argentina became the destination célèbre for Americans, who flocked to South America to revel in the astonishing buys that a devalued currency can yield. Time has passed, and now we're slogging through our own ...  
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Buenos Aires - The 1982 war with Britain for the Falkland Islands - which Argentina still calls Islas Malvinas - left deep wounds that persist decades later. However, the shared dream of a London-based rock band and an Argentine veteran of the war is ...  
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Buenos Aires, Nov 7, 2009 (EFE via COMTEX) -- Some 400 clowns and doctors adept at clowning took part in an international conference in Buenos Aires to present scientific evidence, backed by their own experience, to show why laughter is healthy. The ...  
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To the Editor: Regarding the Practical Traveler column "In Latin America, Luxe Costs Less" (Oct. 25): Even though Buenos Aires is not new on the "less expensive luxury" list, it still offers surprises. The last time I went, I found Miravida Soho, a recently restored 1930s mansion that has been turned into a small hotel and wine bar. It was probably the nicest hotel experience I have had in ages.  
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