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Secretaria de Cultura, www.cultura.gov.ar, the National Secretariat of Culture, provides a lot of information on cultural programs and events in Argentina. (In Spanish) Instituto Nacional del Teatro, www.inteatro.gov.ar, is a government institute promoting theater in Argentina (in Spanish). El Sur del Sur, www.surdelsur.com/indexingles.html, is a great site about Argentine art, culture, literature, history, folklore, geography, and more. Literatura Argentina Contemporánea, www.literatura.org, provides a plethora of information about contemporary Argentine literature (in Spanish). Piazzolla.org, www.piazzolla.org, the Internet home of Astor Piazzolla and his Tango Nuevo, provides a plethora on information about one of Argentina's most famous tango musicians. Museu de Arte Latinoamericana de Buenos Aires, www.malba.org.ar, provides a overview of Latin American art in its permanent collection, and showcases rotating exhibits as well. Museos de Buenos Aires, www.museos.buenosaires.gov.ar, provides information about current exhibits at Buenos Aires museums (in Spanish). Acceder a la Cultura, www.acceder.buenosaires.gov.ar, provides information about the cultural life in Buenos Aires. 24 de Marzo--Del Horror a la Esperanza, www.24demarzo.gov.ar, is a new government website that chronicles the dark years of Argentina's dictatorship from 1976-1983.
Argentina Business (Fundación Invertir Argentina), www.invertir.com, reports on business opportunities in Argentina and provides general practical information as well. American Chamber of Commerce in Argentina, www.amchamar.com.ar. Viamonte 1133 Piso 8, C1053ABW Buenos Aires, Argentina. Tel. 5411-4371-4500; Fax. 5411-4371-8400; amcham@amchamar.com.ar. The Argentine American Chamber of Commerce, www.argentinechamber.org. 630 Fifth Ave. 25th Floor, Rockefeller Center, New York, NY 10111. Tel: 212-698-2238; Fax: 212-698-2239. FTAA—Free Trade Area of the Americas, www.ftaa-alca.org, provides information about the proposed free trade zone. MERCOSUR/MERCOSUL, www.mercosur.int, is the Southern Cone free trade zone between Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay and Argentina. International Monetary Fund promoted financial stability, international trade and economic growth among its 184 member countries. The website provides country information (with a section on Argentina) and a number of publications, including the World Economic Outlook. Inter-American Development Bank is a regional development bank committed to help accelerate economic and social development in Latin America and the Caribbean. The website has a section on Argentina. U.S. Government Export Portal publishes Country & Industry Market Reports, Commercial guides, and other essential information for doing business abroad, including Argentina. World Trade Organization regulates trade rules between its member countries, and provides information on economic data, trade regulations,disputes and agreements about its members, including Argentina.
AngloInfo.com offers information useful for expats in Buenos Aires, such as what is happening in the city, a forum, a directory, classifieds and blogs. In addition, the site provides detailed information on moving, housing, work, healthcare, and much more. Askalo Argentina www.askalo.com.ar is a Q&A community which allows expats to ask their own questions about any local topic and share their own tips and recommendations. This is an expat tool to help everyone discover useful experiences in all major cities across Argentina. BAExpats, baexpats.org, is a community site of of expatriates living in Buenos Aires Internations, www.internations.org/argentina-expats, is a free membership-only site exploring expatriate life in Argentina, including a forum and a guide. Justlanded, community.justlanded.com/en/Argentina, provides forums, guides, job postings, housing, and classifieds for expatriates in Argentina. LandingPadBA, landingpadba.com, is new website for both expatriates and novice travelers which serves as an "alternative guide" to living and visiting Buenos Aires—providing many useful resources and helpful articles.
gobBsAs, www.buenosaires.gov.ar, is the official website of the city of Buenos Aires. Organization of American States, www.oas.org, of which Argentina is a member, is an international organization aiming to strengthen cooperation between all states in the Western hemisphere. 17th Street & Constitution Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006, USA. Tel: (202) 458-3000. Correo Argentino, the Argentine Postal service, www.correoargentino.com.ar (in Spanish only), provides information on postal rates, services, zip code locator, and post office locations throughout Argentina. Dirección Nacional de Migraciones, www.migraciones.gov.ar, part of the Ministry of the Interior, lists visa requirements and provides information about residing in Argentina (in Spanish only). Av. Antártida Argentina 1355, C1104ACA Buenos Aires, Argentina. Tel: (54 11) 4317-0200; for inquiries call: 4317-0237 or 4317-0238; info@migraciones.gov.ar. The World Bank provides extensive political and economic analysis and data, and has a section on Argentina.
Buenos Aires Herald On-line, www.BuenosAiresHerald.com, Argentina's only english-language daily newspaper, provides news from Argentina and Buenos Aires. Not only a newspaper, but also an information hub for English-speaking expatriates in Argentina, with business information, classified ads, and local news. La Nación, www.lanacion.com.ar, a respected daily newspaper in Buenos Aires, provides much of its content on the website, including classified ads. Clarín, www.clarin.com, is a national daily newspaper providing a lot of news and content on its web site. Página/12, el país a diario, www.pagina12.com.ar, a fairly young newspaper (founded in 1987) based in Buenos Aires provides a lot of content on its web site. (In Spanish). The North American Congress on Latin America (NACLA), www.nacla.org, is a non-profit organization providing comprehensive information on major trends in Latin America and its relations with the United States; publishes the bimonthly magazine ‘Nacla Report on the Americas’. Kidon Media Link is an online directory of world newspapers and news media, has an extensive listing of news media in Argentina. Live-radio.net provides continuously updated links to thousands of online radio stations worldwide, including Argentina. Online Newspapers lists over 1000 links to online newspapers worldwide, including Argentina.
A Brief History of Argentina by Jonathan C. Brown And the Money Kept Rolling In (and Out): Wall Street, the IMF, and the Bankrupting of Argentina Moon Argentina (Moon Handbooks) Argentina Cooks!: Treasured Recipes from the Nine Regions of Argentina Astor Piazzolla: A Memoir Chile & Argentina, The Bradt Trekking Guide Culture Shock! Argentina Footprint Argentina Lonely Planet Argentina Buenos Aires (City Travel Guide) Lonely Planet Trekking in the Patagonian Andes The Argentina Reader: History, Culture, Politics The History of Argentina The Rough Guide to Argentina
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