Archive for ‘Latin America’
In Search of the Uruguayan Ñandú: first impressions in Punta del Este
By David Hammond - (0)It is my fourth day in Uruguay. I’m having a new experience, in that I am ascending and descending at the same time…
Knowing it’s a Buyer’s Market is Not Enough
By Susan Beverley - (0)The global financial storm has wrought havoc on the world’s real estate economies and opened up a landscape of true opportunity…
Financial Times, They Are A Changing
By Julie Butler - (2)So you know you want to expatriate to Latin America, but now you have to decide where. Among the many considerations…
A Global Positioning System, The Provincial Whore, & The Dead Woman
By Roger Gallo - (0)The Argentine, while predictable; surprises. The dead woman has shrines on every motorway, littered with hundreds of water bottles…
The Pressures That Becoming an Expat Puts on Relationships
By Kate Kirby - (5)There is no doubt that the expat lifestyle has many advantages but unfortunately it can put a lot of pressure on relationships…
Fertility Treatment – Our Experience with IVF in Argentina
By Lucy and Matt - (2)Although we didn’t come to Argentina with the intention of doing more IVF, our eight years of unexplained fertility…
Taking the Plunge: Our Move to Mexico (An Update)
By Jan Morgan - (3)For seven years now, my husband Fred and I have lived in Mexico. We are transplants from Colorado, and prior to that, we lived our lives in Chicago…
Update on changes in Income Tax Law and Bank Secrecy provisions in Uruguay
By Mark Tueten - (0)After more than 6 months of debate, on 29 December 2010, the Uruguayan parliament…
Unrivalled Opportunity to Buy a Piece of Paradise
By Susan Beverley - (0)Against the background of hype and hysteria of the last seven years, relating to ‘the next big thing’ in terms of where in the world to buy…
100,000 Americans Call It Quits and Retire to Mexico Every Year.
By Andre Estes - (17)We have updates for those of you who have followed our recent move from Los Angeles to Rosarito Beach, Baja, California, Mexico…
Now You Can Have Your Vineyard and Drink it Too
By Yvonne Lea - (4)Does it sound like crazy advice to say, “BUY A VINEYARD”? If so, I hope you’ll think again after I tell you what happened to me and my husband when we landed in Argentina for the first time.
What Expat Daily News’s Expansion Means for Expats Everywhere!
By Escape Artist - (0)Eating pork works better than Viagra for boosting bedtime performance according to which…
Golden Rules for Living in the Land of Silver
By Wayne Jeffrey - (14)Argentina, named after the precious metal silver, is a beautiful, diverse country and part of the charm is the warm and wonderful people…
A Buyers Market, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
By Jim Scherrer - (0)Fifty years ago, before John Huston brought Richard Burton, Ava Gardner, and Deborah Kerr to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico to film “The Night of The Iguana”,…
Real Estate in Brazil – Investment Prospects Booming
By www.obeliskinternational.com - (1)Economic facts and figures from Brazil are improving in leaps and bounds and not a week goes by without yet another positive addition to Brazil’s…
The Cost of Living in Latin America: The Gringo Tax
By Wayne Jeffrey - (12)Most of Latin America is full of travelers’ delights and people are generally honest, helpful and friendly but when money is involved everything changes…
Crisis Hit Latin American Real Estate?
By Domenick Buonamici - (15)We all know the story of the housing market north of the border, but has the crisis had the same affect on real estate in Latin America?…
Argentina: Polo Made Easy!
By Boughton Lloyd - (2)Sir Winston Churchill is said to have uttered the immortal words – “A polo Handicap is your passport to the world.” …
Real Estate Scams in Latin America to Avoid
By Domenick Buonamici - (19)It’s no secret why thousands of people choose to move to Latin America each year to invest and retire…
