Gourmet suppers behind closed doors

Anil Mundra November 1, 2009 10:14 ET

Recent on Argentina:

Argentina's Slaughterhouse Blues

Charles Newbery - Argentina - October 25, 2009 11:13 ET

In the name of domestic politics, President Kirchner is alienating investors and squandering her country's reputation for premium beef.

Argentina's Holy Land

Anil Mundra - Argentina - October 15, 2009 08:50 ET

The "little country that could" didn't

Mark Starr - Sports - October 14, 2009 20:50 ET

In a World Cup drama, tiny Uruguay tried — but failed — to put Argentina out of its misery.

A World of Trouble: Is the nightmare over?

Thomas Mucha - Commerce - October 14, 2009 13:35 ET

With signs of economic recovery finally emerging, here's where things stand in 20 countries around the world.

Argentina's wired city

Anil Mundra - Argentina - September 12, 2009 14:49 ET

Buenos Aires has become a destination for IT companies, a place with Wi-Fi on every corner.

Argentines and their lines

Anil Mundra - Argentina - September 4, 2009 08:35 ET

Return of the dictators?

John Otis - Colombia - September 2, 2009 08:14 ET

Colombia's Alvaro Uribe is the latest in a string of Latin American leaders to push for more time in office.

The reawakening of Afro-Argentine culture

Anil Mundra - Argentina - August 31, 2009 10:45 ET

Descendants of slaves are starting to assert their identity but it's not easy in South America's whitest country.

The tango always awaits you

Anil Mundra - Argentina - August 25, 2009 15:16 ET

Opinion: "Dirty Secrets, Dirty War"

Mort Rosenblum - Worldview - August 20, 2009 10:14 ET

A new book about Argentina's past and why the truth matters.

More than a tourist destination

Anil Mundra - Argentina - August 3, 2009 08:59 ET

Trafficked persons flow across the triple border of Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay at the Iguazu falls.

Solving the Dirty War's mysteries

Anil Mundra - Argentina - July 20, 2009 10:21 ET

A quarter century after the end of dictatorship, Argentina struggles to heal wounds.

Swine flu bites Southern Hemisphere

Anil Mundra - Argentina - July 16, 2009 05:49 ET

Schools and theaters are closed while swine flu deaths rise during Argentina's winter.

The fall of the Kirchnerist empire?

Anil Mundra - Argentina - July 4, 2009 11:55 ET

The aftermath of the June 28 election, which dealt a blow to Argentina's ruling party.

Argentina's elections: a guide

Anil Mundra - Argentina - June 26, 2009 13:28 ET

Making sense of Argentina's confusing elections.

Where are Argentina's coins?

Anil Mundra - Argentina - June 17, 2009 09:09 ET

A serious shortage of coins in Argentina causes problems for consumers and merchants.

A World of Trouble, the sequel

Thomas Mucha - Commerce - June 15, 2009 06:40 ET

Special Report: It's still ugly out there.

At the top of Argentines' concerns: crime

Anil Mundra - Argentina - June 11, 2009 08:18 ET

Do fears of crime in Argentina reflect reality?

African immigrants seek refuge in Argentina

Anil Mundra - Argentina - June 8, 2009 19:04 ET

While African immigration is on the rise, those who make the move face challenges.

Global Blogs:

Creamfields Buenos Aires Is Back On

Good Airs - Argentina - November 5, 2009 21:25 ET

The new date? December 19. The lineup will change but one headliner will likely be Tiesto. More info in this Infobae article.

How The Dog Park Changed My Life

Tango Spam - Argentina - November 4, 2009 23:53 ET

If you have been reading this blog for any amount of time, then you know, that I have been suffering from pain in my back.  In 2006 I was in a bad car accident here in Buenos Aires.  I fractured my hip and damaged my knee.  I thought that I had recovered from...

On the banks of El Tigre

Buenos Aires Daily - Argentina - November 4, 2009 21:35 ET

Ex presidents offer 'Social Agenda for Democracy in Latin America'

Small State - Argentina - November 4, 2009 14:25 ET

The idea of tying anti-poverty measures to democratization in Latin America is relatively new, and it's an important concept that is gaining acceptance in the post-Washington Consensus era. That said, having heard former Peruvian President Alejandro Teledo make a pitch for...

DUMBO: Soho like it used to be / Como el Soho era antes / Como o Soho era antes...

Trendy Palermo Viejo - Argentina - November 2, 2009 09:38 ET

Empire Fulton Ferry Park.In my recent trip to the US I visited DUMBO (down under the Manhattan & Brooklyn bridges). This part of Brooklyn reminds us of what Manhattan’s Soho used to be, and in many ways, to Palermo Viejo and its cobblestone streets, factories turned into...

The journey

Sallycat's Adventures - Argentina - November 1, 2009 14:04 ET

8.45am on a Sunday. La Glorieta. Me. Carlos. Julie-Anne Cosgrove (fellow Brit, friend and photographer fabulosa) behind the camera. Despite the heat, I’m in several layers of clothes that will allow me to strip off into different outfits without revealing my knickers to...

Fresh Turkey, Anyone?

Yanqui Mike - Argentina - October 31, 2009 16:19 ET

Long time reader writes:"I've got a problem and it occurred to me that in all things expat, you're the man.   D and I have held Thanksgiving dinner for her family the past two years. It goes well, but we've never been able to find a really good turkey. Never fresh....

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