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The New York Times - Lens - Photography For this photographer, the city of Buenos Aires was his "protagonist."
Finding a Muse in the Vanishing Neighborhoods of Buenos Aires
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Facundo de Zuviría’s formal images of Buenos Aires storefronts shuttered during Argentina’s 2001 economic crisis reveal the city’s character in its rapidly-changing neighborhoods.
100 months ago
The New York Times - Lens - Photography “This is the Buenos Aires of someone who is not a tourist."
Finding a Muse in the Vanishing Neighborhoods of Buenos Aires
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Facundo de Zuviría’s formal images of Buenos Aires storefronts shuttered during Argentina’s 2001 economic crisis reveal the city’s character in its rapidly-changing neighborhoods.
101 months ago
Yahoo News Trump, a businessman who has never held public office, has real estate and leisure holdings all over the world, sparking concerns his investments could color his decision-making in office.
Buenos Aires says permit for Trump-linked project not authorized
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By Hugh Bronstein and Luc Cohen BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - The city of Buenos Aires has declined to authorize a permit to build an office tower linked to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, and…
103 months ago
The New York Times - Travel In Buenos Aires, restaurants serving cuisines from around the world.
Gefilte Fish and Gumbo in Buenos Aires
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On menus in the Argentine capital, chefs continue to move beyond meat and pasta.
112 months ago
CNN International Argentina celebrates 200 years of independence this year, and Buenos Aires will be the center of the party.
113 months ago
The New York Times From hidden supper clubs to bankrolled art galleries to buzzing boutiques, Buenos Aires is a study of sophistication on the rise.
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116 months ago
The New York Times - Travel How to spend a weekend in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
36 Hours in Buenos Aires
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This elegant city blends old and new, from century-old cafes to a lively underground bar culture and a new culinary scene.
116 months ago
Lonely Planet Think that the foodie scene in Argentina is all about steakhouses? Think again. There's a whole world of creative cuisine waiting to be discovered behind Buenos Aires' closed-door restaurants.
Secret suppers: Buenos Aires' closed-door restaurants
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For a taste of in-house dining, we knocked on the closed doors of four of Buenos Aires' puertas cerradas.
119 months ago
Forbes This is the place that introduced the world to tango, polo, and Eva Peron.
10 Reasons To Love Buenos Aires Right Now
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People like to call Buenos Aires the Paris of Latin America; the most European city on the western shores of the Atlantic.
124 months ago
The WorldPost Watch the video and see why.
The World's Coolest Cloning Lab Is At A Polo Club In Argentina
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BUENOS AIRES -- About an hour east of Buenos Aires, there are eight horses that look exactly the same. They have the same athletic build and quirky fears. And...
124 months ago