Comments on: Nonstop News In Argentina http://www.argentinepost.com/2008/05/nonstop-news-in-argentina.html Information & Insight on Argentina Sat, 04 Feb 2012 22:30:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Ancient http://www.argentinepost.com/2008/05/nonstop-news-in-argentina.html#comment-183 Ancient Sat, 17 May 2008 22:35:00 +0000 http://argentinepost.com/?p=107#comment-183 I was talking to the local CFO of a large US company thismorning and casually mentioned that at least things aren't boring in Argentina. He agreed and gave an example: He has been trying to explain the local situation, polical and economic, to the US owners who found it totally impossible for them to understand. Tough job, his. And they want to invest in a large project for several hundred million USDs! Of course they are holding back until the situation clarifies, if ever. I was talking to the local CFO of a large US company thismorning and casually mentioned that at least things aren’t boring in Argentina. He agreed and gave an example: He has been trying to explain the local situation, polical and economic, to the US owners who found it totally impossible for them to understand. Tough job, his. And they want to invest in a large project for several hundred million USDs! Of course they are holding back until the situation clarifies, if ever.

]]> By: Anonymous http://www.argentinepost.com/2008/05/nonstop-news-in-argentina.html#comment-181 Anonymous Sat, 17 May 2008 14:24:00 +0000 http://argentinepost.com/?p=107#comment-181 The video is great! I guess very difficult to understand for non-native speakers. The man is Lalo Mir, a legend in Argentina.<br/>I agree with your article...I live in Europe now and many things are rather boring for me...too predictable. I've been to over 60 countries and I've enjoyed specially those where unpredictable things happen (India, Africa, Georgia, etc)<br/>Of course things in Argentina could be a LOT better without stoping to be interesting.<br/><br/>Thanks for the post! The video is great! I guess very difficult to understand for non-native speakers. The man is Lalo Mir, a legend in Argentina.
I agree with your article…I live in Europe now and many things are rather boring for me…too predictable. I’ve been to over 60 countries and I’ve enjoyed specially those where unpredictable things happen (India, Africa, Georgia, etc)
Of course things in Argentina could be a LOT better without stoping to be interesting.

Thanks for the post!

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