A Welsh Homeland at the Edge of Argentina
A New Wales in the New World Picture this: you’re in a cottage, tucking into a plate of Bara Brith with a cup of tea. The sound of Christian hymns…
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The Most Underrated Countries to Visit
The first time I landed in Malta, the runway looked as if it had been carved straight from the island’s pale limestone. The air shimmered with salt and heat, and…
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Chile Traditions and the Celebrations That Shape a Nation
Checked and current, 11 September 2026. The dates and details in this article were verified and they hold. Chile’s first national junta was formed on 18 September 1810, the cueca…
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Expat Living in Argentina – Learning New Steps in the Land of Tango
Introduction Café cortados arrive in small glass cups that leave coffee rings on chipped marble counters. Buses growl past murals and laundry lines. In the late afternoon, music spills from…
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Watching the Big Game in Buenos Aires
It’s been an unusually cold winter here in Buenos Aires, which for a Chicagoan like me has felt like your average October. The temperature briefly fell below zero Celsius the…
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Javier Milei’s Davos Challenge: A Turning Point for Argentina and Latin America?
In January 2024, at the snowy gathering of the world’s elite in Davos, Switzerland, a figure who embodies both disruption and controversy took the stage, capturing the attention of global…
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Is Javier Milei the Savior of Argentina?
The election of Javier Milei as President of Argentina sent shockwaves across the globe. Libertarians everywhere rejoiced to see Argentines elect a candidate that stood against authoritarianism and big government.…
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