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Argentinos agem como uns jaguaras kkkkkkkk mas no fundo sao tudo gente buena. Povo argentino é mais parecido com brasileiro do que ambos povos imaginam. Se melhora a gestão governamental a Argentina tem extremo potencial econômico

Thanks for sharing!

Almagro is nice. I am from Caballito.

Islas Malvinas Islas Malvinas, understood as the sovereignty dispute between the Argentine Republic and the United Kingdom over the Malvinas Islands, South Georgia, South Sandwich and the surrounding maritime spaces, has its origins on January 3, 1833 when the United Kingdom, violating Argentine territorial integrity, illegally occupied the islands and expelled the Argentine authorities, preventing their return as well as the settlement of Argentines from the continental territory. Since then, Argentina has regularly protested the British occupation, ratifying its sovereignty and affirming that its recovery, in accordance with international law, constitutes a permanent and inalienable objective. The Malvinas Case has been described by the United Nations as a special and particular case of colonial decolonization, where there is an underlying sovereignty dispute and therefore, unlike traditional colonial cases, the principle of self-determination of peoples is not applicable. On December 16, 1965, the General Assembly adopted resolution 2065 (XX), through which it recognized the existence of a sovereignty dispute between Argentina and the United Kingdom and invited both countries to enter into negotiations to find a peaceful and definitive solution to the controversy, taking into account the interests of the inhabitants of the islands. Since then, more than 40 resolutions of the General Assembly and the Special Committee on Decolonization have reiterated this call. In addition to the successive resolutions of the General Assembly and the treatment of the Question in the Decolonization Committee, Argentina has the firm support of the countries of Latin America for its legitimate rights of sovereignty over the Malvinas, South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands and the surrounding maritime spaces, and the call for the resumption of negotiations is shared by the Organization of American States, the G77 plus China, and other multilateral and regional forums. The Case of Islas Malvinas was, is and will be a central issue for all Argentines, as expressed in the National Constitution through its First Transitory Provision: "The Argentine Nation ratifies its legitimate and imprescriptible sovereignty over the Malvinas, South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands and the corresponding maritime and insular spaces, as they are an integral part of the national territory. The recovery of said territories and the full exercise of sovereignty, respecting the way of life of its inhabitants and in accordance with the principles of International Law, constitute a permanent and inalienable objective of the Argentine people."

Historical background Islas Malvinas were part of the area under Spanish jurisdiction since the entry into force of the first international instruments that delimited the "New World" shortly after the discovery in 1492. The Papal Bulls and the Treaty of Tordesillas of 1494 constitute the first instruments that receive titles from Spain in accordance with the international law of the time. From the beginning of the 16th century and for most of it, only navigators in the service of Spain traveled the maritime routes along the South American coast, advancing southwards in search of the interoceanic passage. This advance took place in the discovery of Islas Malvinas by members of the Magellan expedition in 1520. From that moment on, they were registered in European cartography with various names and remained within the spaces under the effective control of the Spanish authorities. . During the course of the 17th century, Islas Malvinas were sighted by navigators from other nations who ventured into Spanish domains at the risk of the reaction and protests that Spain made when it heard of such expeditions. But the entire southern region of America, with its coasts, seas and islands, was indisputably preserved under Spanish sovereignty through the various treaties discussed in this period, such as the "American" Treaty of 1670, between Spain and England. The Peace of Utrecht, signed in 1713, assured the integrity of Spain's possessions in South America and confirmed its exclusive right to navigation in the South Atlantic. England accepted these clauses as a signatory of the Utrecht agreements and of later treaties of the 18th century that ratified them. However, towards the middle of that century, Islas Malvinas began to be the object of interest of Great Britain and France, which aspired to have a strategically located establishment facing the Strait of Magellan. In 1749, Spain became aware of a British project to establish a settlement in the Islas Malvinas and protested strongly to the government of the United Kingdom, which consequently gave up on the project. Later, when in 1764 France established the settlement of "Port Louis" on Soledad Island, Spain opposed it and obtained recognition from France of its right to the islands. The French government ordered the evacuation and handover of the settlement to the Spanish authorities. This handover took place in 1767 and since then there has been a Spanish governor resident in the Falklands, dependent on Buenos Aires. The year after the French settlement, a British expedition clandestinely arrived in the archipelago and, as a follow-up to it, in 1766 English sailors built a fort in a place they called "Port Egmont", on an island located west of Gran Malvina. Despite the secrecy with which the government of the United Kingdom carried out this, Spain became aware of it and protested insistently, stating its rights. As Spain didn't get an acceptable response, sought out the intruding settlement and when found it in 1770, forcibly expelled its occupants. This action brought about a war, which was avoided by a bilateral agreement signed in 1771. This agreement consisted of a Declaration by which Spain returned "Port Egmont" to the British to save the honour of the British King, making express reservation of its sovereignty over the whole of Islas Malvinas, and an Acceptance of the Declaration in which Great Britain remained silent about the reservation of Spanish rights. As part of the agreement it was verbally agreed that the English would withdraw from "Port Egmont" later, which occurred in 1774. Since then the Spanish authorities based in Puerto Soledad continued to exercise their jurisdiction and control over the whole archipelago. In 1790, with the signing of the Treaty of San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Great Britain undertook not to establish any settlements on the eastern or western coasts of South America or on the adjacent islands already occupied by Spain, as was the case of the Malvinas. The succession of Spanish governors in the Malvinas Islands, which reached a total of thirty-two, was continuous until 1811, when the garrison of Puerto Soledad was required from Montevideo for the defence of the monarchy on the occasion of the recently unleashed War of Independence. In the framework of this conflict, the first national governments of the United Provinces took into account the Malvinas in various administrative acts, which they considered an integral part of their territory, inherited from Spain by succession of States according to the uti possidetis juris of 1810. . In 1820, despite the internal struggles facing the Argentine State, Argentine Navy Colonel David Jewett took office in the Malvinas Islands on behalf of the United Provinces of the Río de la Plata. This was done in a public ceremony in Puerto Soledad, attended by sealers and whalers of various nationalities, including Americans and British, who stopped at the islands in the course of their work. The news was published in the media of the United States and the United Kingdom, without receiving any official comment in those countries. Nor did Great Britain make any claim to the Malvinas Islands in the process of recognition of the Argentine State, which culminated in the signing of the Treaty of Friendship, Commerce and Navigation of 1825. During the 1820s, the Argentine governments carried out various acts demonstrating their sovereignty over the Malvinas Islands, including the appointment of governors, legislation on fishing resources and the granting of territorial concessions. Within this framework, Puerto Soledad developed, whose inhabitants were engaged in cattle breeding, hunting sea lions and providing services to ships that called at port. On June 10, 1829, the Argentine government issued a decree creating the Political and Military Command of the Malvinas. After having remained silent for more than half a century during which Spanish and Argentine administrations had succeeded one another without opposition in Islas Malvinas in November 1829 the United Kingdom protested this decree, in the context of a revival of its strategic interest in the South Atlantic. In late 1831 a United States warship razed Puerto Soledad in retaliation for the capture of seal-fishing vessels of that nationality that had been found in violation of fishing legislation by the Argentine authorities. The Argentine government immediately began the process of obtaining reparation from the United States and at the same time sent a schooner of the Navy to restore order in the islands, which had been broken by the irruption of the American ship. When order had been restored in Puerto Soledad, on January 3, 1833, a corvette of the British Royal Navy appeared, supported by another warship that was nearby, threatening to use superior force and demanding the surrender and handing over of the place. After the expulsion of the Argentine authorities, the commander of the British ship left one of the inhabitants of Puerto Soledad in charge of the flag and sailed back to his base. In 1834, the English government would assign a Navy officer to remain on the islands and only in 1841 would it make the decision to "colonize" the Malvinas, appointing a "governor." The act of force of 1833, carried out in peacetime, without any prior communication or declaration from a government friendly to the Argentine Republic, was immediately rejected and protested. On January 16, 1833, when the first news of what had happened in the Malvinas Islands reached Buenos Aires, the Argentine government asked the British Chargé d'Affaires for explanations, as he was not aware of the action of his country's ships. On January 22, the Minister of Foreign Affairs presented a protest to the British official, which was renewed and expanded on several occasions by the Argentine representative in London. The Argentine presentations were met with negative responses from the government of the United Kingdom. The issue remained pending and was recognized as such by the British Secretary of Foreign Affairs in 1849. On the Argentine side, it continued to be raised at different levels of government and was the subject of debates in the National Congress. In 1884, given the lack of response to the protests, Argentina proposed taking the issue to international arbitration, which was also rejected without giving reasons by the United Kingdom. During the first half of the 20th century, successive Argentine governments generalized the practice of presenting protests to the United Kingdom and making submissions and reservations to the corresponding multilateral organizations, whenever they became aware of unilateral British acts that disregarded Argentine sovereignty. It was also during this period that the controversy expanded to other island territories in the South Atlantic and Antarctic, over which Argentina, the United Kingdom and in some cases third countries began to develop different activities. In 1908, Great Britain annexed these territories (South Georgia, South Orkney, South Shetland and South Sandwich Islands, as well as the Antarctic territory called Graham Land by the British) as "dependencies of the colony" of the Malvinas Islands. On various occasions, Argentina expanded its protests

This is such a great video. It is very similar to the land around the straits of Magellan. Sometimes I think of visiting but it's really expensive and nothing much else is there.

I want to move Argentina 2year this country is safe or not

LA MAS GRANDE RIQUEZA DE BUENOS AIRES Y ARGENTINA ES LA QUE HAN TRAIDO DE TODAS PARTES DEL MUNDO CON UN SUEÑO EN COMUN VIVIR LIBRES SER FEIiCES Y LOGRAR SUS SUEÑOS EN PAZ ..italianos, españoles,alemanes,rusos ,ucranianos , Polacos ,etc ..

Sounds expensive to me - the $600 range is 4 times more (!) - than can be had in Siem Reap for example ! A fully furnished decent studio is $120 - $150 range w/o a lease (!) - month to month !!! Been hearing all about how 'cheap' Argentina is supposed be (?) - BUT - I just don't see it ?!? Rent seems like it is almost the same 'there' as in middle America - away from the expensive areas on the coasts. -?- Not a highly desirable place to move to when they want you to pay taxes too ?!? SS income for senior expats is tax exempt in Cambodia the Philippines or Vietnam. 🤔

Having been one of your solo travelers whose cruise - actually 2 of them - you made wonderful, I am dying laughing.🤣🤣🤣I like story time!!!!

Ucrania en español

Why do you have so many shoes? Lol

Nice video. Thank you for sharing.😊

Well you talked about the diversity in Argentina, I'm from the Argentinian Patagonia province of Chubut where you can find several cities like Puerto Madryn, Gaiman, Trevelin, etc. founded by welsh settlers where they still keep their traditions (they still speak welsh and you can have the traditional tea and taste the most delicious welsh cakes) in the south of the same province you can find South African descendants who started settling in the cities of Comodoro Rivadavia and Sarmiento in 1902 after the Second Boer War. Congratulations on your videos!

Carnaval uruguayo creo

I was waiting for ukranian kiosk the whole video... But like anyway)))

Man! did things get expensive in Argentina. We were there in March and prices weren’t like this. We ordered 20 delicious empanadas to our AirBnB and it was $12000 Pesos. People must be having a hard time today and I thought it was bad 7 months ago.😢

You're cute.

Hummus you will find in all the arabic food like Monte Libano, monte verde, Delicias de juju, halal bros and in pedidos ya or monchis (both food apps)

Still gorgeous regardless

Hello, who is the current DJ onboard?

Wow varenyki on the other side of the world 🌎 can't believe my eyes

I was on the second sailing Alex if you recall and on the Bliss's first trip through the Panama Canal. MIAMI TO LOS ANGELES. That was when I had the distinct pleasure of meeting you and Mandy! :)

Great story!

😊 good try bro 😎

Me encantan tus videos

Beautiful video

Like si buscaste tu provincia en el almohadón 😂

Класно❗️дуже цікаво! Правда , дуже величне і монументальне місто!

Thank you for this vid. Very helpful. I have been to BA 4 times, and soon 5. So this time I will finally learn the Subte system. Dyakuyu.

Viajaste en la peor linea de ferrocarril en BA. Argentina tuvo el primer tren electrico de latinoamerica, en la decada de 1910, que fue la linea Retiro Tigre.

Nice cabin what exactly do you do to write such a nice cabin and I’m sorry to say you have a port hole not port hall I just found it very amusing when you said that I’m going to be sailing on the getaway December can’t wait I worked for NCL for many many years. I was on the pride of Americaand I had to share my cabin. There was three of us. We preferred it as a three man opposed to the others are for man or I guess now would be person.

Have you seen the marches, people on the streets, the unemployed !!?? Don’t come as a traveller and not give a true picture The peso has been devalued by 50% plus the ongoing inflation It’s very bad for many people !!’

Alex can you help me find cheap swamp land to buy i am from india We are a group of people interested in a1 thousand hectares Thank you Is it possible to talk to you

9:48 In Argentina we'd say "no te regalés" (don't give yourself away) instead :)

$80 for a pan??? No wonder the one at your AirBNB was so small 😂

The problem is that there's nothing to do in these parts of the city (Las Lomas, Villa Morra, etc) other than eat, drink, shop and go to the gym. If you like culture, architecture and being able to go for a stroll and see interesting shit, lively squares, green spaces with people etc, these neighbourhoods have very little to offer. They offer a certain level of comfort, safety and convience but they lack charm. They also have construction everywhere, so there's noise, dust and sand all over the place.

Help - Alex I really enjoy your videos, but the video is black screen unless I have selected playback quality option. I do not pick any of the playback options, I just need to keep it open in the bottom right corner of youtube screen. Very weird. Hoping you know why.

Так це ж прикарпаття...)

Hi! I'm from Argentina, and I'm learining English.. I could understand you without subgtitles! Yay! Interesting video, happy stay in myn country, and good luck!

Sorry to hear about the Airbnb! How have you found San Telmo as a place to live in? People say it's sketchy at night.

Esto es lo hermoso de mi querido país, donde puedes ver un crisol de colectividades y culturas. Lo mejor es que todos viven en armonía, es un claro ejemplo de civismo para aquellos que nos tildan de racistas

The "dampness" smell would totally gross me out.

No recomiendo a ningún extranjero a cruzar la Avenida General Paz.

Bro I want to ask what is processs of bank account opening in Argentina or fd rates showing in official bank sites r real or not

Buen video amigo ukraniano ,el mejor aprendizaje es tratar con la gente y hacerte de amigos somos sociales y amistosos.as videos de entrevistas con las personas y te haras de amistad en poco tiempo.es solo cuestión de actitud.

good video, very informative! Argentina is a good country, over time you discover how to manage yourself better, where they sell the cheapest things and the places to live👍

For $100 US dollars is 120,000.00 not $1,200.00

Bien venido a la Argentina, no te preocupes todos tenemos errores en mi caso estoy aprendiendo francés y también cometo errores 😅 Argentina quiere mucho a los Ucranianos 😊

Buenos Ayres ❤