Comments on: Cost of living in Argentina http://www.gringos.com/argentina/cost-of-living-in-argentina.html Gringos.com Sun, 22 Jan 2012 17:10:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Russ http://www.gringos.com/argentina/cost-of-living-in-argentina.html/comment-page-1#comment-444 Russ Wed, 28 Sep 2011 13:56:39 +0000 http://www.gringos.com/?p=238#comment-444 Prices are definitely on the increase. Though as long as the price of steak and wine stays down I'll be happy! <a href="http://www.soundsandcolours.com/articles/argentina/cost-of-living-in-argentina/" rel="nofollow">Cost of Living in Argentina</a> Prices are definitely on the increase. Though as long as the price of steak and wine stays down I'll be happy!

Cost of Living in Argentina

]]> By: Iggy http://www.gringos.com/argentina/cost-of-living-in-argentina.html/comment-page-1#comment-291 Iggy Wed, 11 May 2011 07:35:09 +0000 http://www.gringos.com/?p=238#comment-291 Hello! You emphasize in several parts of the article that the “Falklands issue” affects the number of UK expats, and you mention that “there is no doubt that the current numbers have been affected by ongoing issues regarding the Falkland Islands”. I totally disagree with that statement. I would like you to give me one example showing the way a conflict that took place almost 30 years ago and that today is handled exclusively by diplomacy may positively affect the life of a normal person from UK that study, work or just live in Argentina. I am not sure what the percentage of UK expats in Argentina in relation to other European expats is but I can tell you that the “Falkland issue” has no influence whatsoever in that number. Affirming that the conflict for the islands may affect the number of people from UK in Argentina is like telling that the issue of Gibraltar may affect the number of UK citizens moving to Spain, etc. It is simply not correct. Thanks. Hello! You emphasize in several parts of the article that the “Falklands issue” affects the number of UK expats, and you mention that “there is no doubt that the current numbers have been affected by ongoing issues regarding the Falkland Islands”. I totally disagree with that statement. I would like you to give me one example showing the way a conflict that took place almost 30 years ago and that today is handled exclusively by diplomacy may positively affect the life of a normal person from UK that study, work or just live in Argentina. I am not sure what the percentage of UK expats in Argentina in relation to other European expats is but I can tell you that the “Falkland issue” has no influence whatsoever in that number.

Affirming that the conflict for the islands may affect the number of people from UK in Argentina is like telling that the issue of Gibraltar may affect the number of UK citizens moving to Spain, etc. It is simply not correct.

Thanks.

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