Yes, I know, I know, who cares about Argentina? Who cares about petty stories full of sociohistorical drama and nostalgic memories? But please bare with me because I don’t know where to start from, so I should start from the… Continue Reading →
I’d like to speculate about the causes of the Polish and Argentine mindsets. From simple observations, I’d like to derive a general theory of the Argentine and Polish characters. To start with, we need to be tolerant towards generalizations. Although… Continue Reading →
Based on historical facts 1999, Rosario, Argentina. Elba was a happy 20 year old girl. She lived in a nice flat near the University where she studied economics and she visited her parents almost every weekend. They lived in a… Continue Reading →
So, if you want an Argentinean to be humble, dont’ ask him general questions about his country. Ask him rather about the country’s economy or the last worldcup final. What do people who know us say about us? Other South… Continue Reading →
Thiago had been waiting for this day for a long time. Back in Curitiba, he’d contacted a Polish university and they’d told him he could study there; he just needed to pay a fee because he wasn’t European. He’d always… Continue Reading →
A new page in Miguel’s science fictional book had just been turned and it lay blank for him to fill it with meaning. Miguel was in the mood for scribbling down some impressions he’d had since he saw the first… Continue Reading →
“There are four kinds of countries in the world: developed countries, undeveloped countries, Japan and Argentina.”- Simon Kuznets. In 1946, Juan Domingo Peron was expanding the social welfare system and the vocational schools in Argentina. His idea was to create… Continue Reading →