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MANAGING LATIN AMERICA

JANUARY 16TH - MARCH 2ND

2012

BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA


“…The seminar modules at the UADE Business School are designed to

provide students with exposure to Latin American business practices,

opportunities and challenges. Kellogg students participating in the

exchange program at UADE Business School are motivated to broaden

their global perspectives and are excited by the prospects of this

academic experience in Argentina…”

Dipak C. Jain

Dean

The Kellogg School of Management

Northwestern University

“…Created in 2005 by UADE and Duke University´s Fuqua School of

Business administrators, the SMLA program has gradually improved its

quality, depth, and global reach. Not only has this program become the

most popular of all of our study abroad opportunities for full-time MBAs,

it has also attracted other high-caliber students. Since 2006, we have

sent close to eighty MBA students to UADE´s SMLA. We are deeply

indebted to UADE for having exceeded the needs of our students and

highly recommend their SMLA to any globally-minded business school

students…”

Bertrand Guillotin

Director of International Center,

P.I.M., Chair for North America

The Fuqua School of Business

Duke University


Buenos Aires, Argentina www.uade.edu.ar/bs

UADE Business School, an academic unit at the Universidad Argentina de la

Empresa (UADE), opened its doors in 2003. Its mission is to train and shape the most

effective and accountable senior managers in Argentina. The School receives annually

more than 300 graduate students distributed along different programs, and is

distinguished by its academic rigor, practical relevance and state-of-the-art facilities.

Managing Latin America is a full-quarter seminar, designed to help participants to

gain and deepen understanding on the Latin American region. Courses focus primarily

on business practices in Latin America, with some emphasis in the Argentine past and

current situation. The program, delivered fully in English, runs from January 16th to

March 2th, 2012. Participants can obtain academic credits for the equivalence of three

(3) courses. By the end of the program students are required to work on the valuation

of a regional company.

Buenos Aires is the most important, attractive and dynamic city of Argentina, and a

key city in the region. Its blend of cultural activity, historical buildings and tourism

presence gives it a flavor of uniqueness in South America. The Latino charm is

accompanied by an exquisite gastronomic offering, and accompanied by a privileged

weather, especially during summer.

http://www.uade.edu.ar/bs


Participants 2012

The Fuqua School of Business students

1 Surname, Name @duke.edu

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The Kellogg School of Management students

1 Surname, Name @kellogg.northwestern.edu

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Munich Business School students

1 Surname, Name @

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The Ross School of Business

1 Surname, Name @umich.edu

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Other

1 Surname, Name @

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UADE BUSINESS SCHOOL

1 Surname, Name @uade.edu.ar

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Schedule

Module HS. 16-Jan 17-Jan 18-Jan 19-Jan 20-Jan

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9:15 am

Live Case Studies

FREE

12:30 pm Welcome Ceremony

2 pm Welcome Ceremony

3 to 4.30 pm Lecture Lecture Lecture

4.30 to 5 pm Break Break Break

5 to 6.30 pm Lecture Lecture Guest speaker

HS. 23-Jan 24-Jan 25-Jan 26-Jan 27-Jan

9:15 am

Live Case Studies- Indoor Working

FREE



5 to 6.30 Lecture Lecture Guest speaker

7:00 pm TANGO LESSONS TANGO LESSONS TANGO SHOW

Hs. 30-Jan 31-Jan 01-Feb 02-Feb 03-Feb

9:15 am

Live Case Studies

VISIT TO ARGENTINIAN RANCH

3 to 4.30 pm Lecture Lecture Exam


5 to 6.30 pm Lecture Lecture Guest speaker

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9:15 to 10:45 am Lecture Lecture


Lecture Lecture

10:45 a 11 am Break Break Break Break

11 am to 12:30 pm Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture

12:30 to 3pm Free Lunch and Study

Time Free Lunch and Study



Time

3 to 4.30 pm Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture

4.30 to 5 pm Break Break Break Break

5 to 6.30 pm Lecture Lecture Guest speaker Exam

III.

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HS. 13-Feb 14-Feb 15-Feb 16-Feb 17-Feb

9:15 am

Live Case Studies

FREE 3 to 4.30 pm Lecture Lecture Lecture


5 to 6.30 Lecture Guest speaker Lecture

HS. 20-Feb 21-Feb 22-Feb 23-Feb 24-Feb

9:15 am

CARNIVAL HOLIDAY CARNIVAL HOLIDAY




5 to 6.30 Lecture Lecture Guest speaker

27-Feb 28-Feb 29-Feb 01-Mar 02-Mar

12:30 to 4:30 pm

Live Case Studies- Final Report and

Presentation to firm

3 to 4.30 pm Lecture Lecture Exam

4.30 to 5 pm Break Break

5 to 6.30 Lecture Lecture CLOSING CEREMONY

6:30 to…. FIREWELL DINNER

(*) To be confirmed: Networking meeting with CASS Business School (UK) Students.


Course Evaluation Form

MANAGING LATIN AMERICA, BUSINESS ORIENTATION 2012 EDITION

EVALUATION QUESTIONNAIRE

In order to constantly improve UBS’s academic quality, we are very interested in knowing your opinion about this course. Please answer the following questions candidly and objectively. In each item, be sure to include a score ranging from 1 (lowest) to 10 (highest). This is an anonymous survey, but you can put your name on it, if you wish to do so. Either way, the information on it, will be strictly confidential. Time requ ired: 15 minutes. We appreciate your collaboration.

Personal Information (optional): Last name: First Name: File Number:

Self Evaluation

1. Did I participate actively in the sessions? ………

2. Did I analyze cases and technical notes before classes? ………

3. Did I study for the exams according to instructions? ………

4. Mi learning knowledge was ………

Peer Evaluation

1.

Case preparation ……… 2.

Technical Note reading ……… 3.

Team work ……… 4.

Session participation quality ……… Program Evaluation

1.

Class topics were valuable ……… 2.

Cases and technical notes helped me to understand subjects, as well as their relations and applications ……… 3.

Technical notes and bibliography were adequate and relevant to class topics ……… 4.

Did classroom equipment effectively contribute to the learning process? ……… 5.

Evaluations were suitable for topics discussed in class ……… 6.

In a scale 1 to 10, how satisfactory was of the program? ……… Overall Program Organization Evaluation

1.

T imetable compliance ……… 2.

Agenda compliance ……… 3.

Printed material delivery ……… 4.

Printed material quality ……… Faculty Evaluation ( Professor’s name: ……………………………………………………………… )

1.

Delivers classes in an organized manner … …… 2.

Program topics were addressed in class ……… 3.

Masters class topics ……… 4.

Clarifies topics with examples, comparisons and other resources ……… 5.

Helps to link relating topics ……… 6.

Encourage students to participate in class activities and make sure everyone is included in the group? ……… 7.

Promotes reflection and intellectual curiosity ……… 8.

Explains evaluation corrections ……… 9.

Is enthusiastic and committed in class ……… 10.

Shows respect for all participants ……… 11.

Gives reliable practical information (dates, schedules etc.) ……… 12.

Manages session time adequately and keeps a good working rhythm ……… 13.

Convey sufficient knowledge and notions by the end of each session transmits ……… 14.

My overall rating of the professor is ………

Additional comments (optional)


Overall Program Evaluation

Managing Latin America Business Orientation

Testimony of ……………………………………………

1. How would you evaluate knowledge learned? Provide examples. 2. Ho w did your understanding of Latin America change ? Explain. 3. Concerning the quality of the cla sses, were professors clear and concise? Did they show international

teaching standards? Indicate best and worst professor . 4. What was your perception of other participants? Did they enrich the program? 5. How would you summarize your experience regar ding to ?

a. T he program: b. T he school: c. Argentina:


Quoter from past students

Mike Thompson, Fuqua Student

“…It was a great opportunity to apply what I have learned in Fuqua courses in Finance, Marketing

and Strategy in the emerging Markets environment. I recognize how much diversity, risk and

opportunity there is in L.A. Instead of viewing it as one large emerging Market, I really see many

different Markets with different political and economic drivers. All of the professors were excellent. I

feel they introduce a good mix of academic and practitioner views…”

Arthur Sevilla, Fuqua Student

“…I have learned about cultural differences within South America. I have learned about the

difficulty in valuing business enterprises. My understanding of L.A. has drastically improved through

the broad and comprehensive learning coming out of this program…”

Uyo Okebie Eichelberg, Fuqua Student

“…The quality of the classes was immaculate, and yes, they showed international teaching

standards. I think all the professors contributed and added value in each of their own ways.

Excellent program. Topics were very relevant and add value to my American approach and

perspective to business…”

Katherine Knipp, Fuqua Student

“…Most important lessons learned were for those that were either misconceptions of L.A. from the

U.S. or how things must managed differently here. The focus, on either opening a business in L.A.

or expanding/operating your current organization, was very beneficial. The program provided a

very balanced approach of many topics in business -an excellent well–sounded education-…”

Manu Chhabra, Fuqua Student

“…I know much more about business, political and economic environment in Latin America. I am

very aware of the various problems in this country and more aware of future investment

opportunities…”

Jeff Alleva, Fuqua Student

“…It is much more difficult to do business here than I every expected. However, doing business

here is worthwhile on many levels…”


Fabian Bonino, Fuqua Student

"…Even though I have done all my professional experience within the Latin America region while

maintaining close ties with the U.S., I found that the contents of this program helped me to have a

better understanding of the reality surrounding me. The gap between the knowledge acquired at

school and the reality I have to deal with on a day-to-day basis has narrowed significantly thanks to

this program…"

Faculty

Marcelo Simon

Professor at IES (Institute for the International Education of Students) at Fundación Ortega y

Gasset and UADE (Universidad Argentina de la Empresa), all in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He is a

business consultant, author of a book and several articles for newspapers and magazines, and has

participated in seminars about Small and Medium Companies in several countries of Latin America.

He is currently the director of Sur Internet Online SRL, a firm serving technology-based businesses.

Professor Simon has a Master Degree in Business Administration (MBA) from Pace University (New

York City, New York, U.S.A.) and an MS and BS Degrees in Industrial Engineering from the Instituto

Tecnologico de Buenos Aires (Buenos Aires, Argentina).

Job Mangelmans

Job Mangelmans has finished his econometrics study with merit at the Erasmus University in

Rotterdam. He also has a propaedeutics degree in Law from the same university. Job has worked in

many countries around the globe with positions in The Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Hong Kong

and Argentina. He has worked in the corporate finance industry for more than 11 years, where he

worked with many international corporations on cross border Mergers and Acquisitions, Leveraged

Buy Outs, Structured Financings, Privatizations, Initial Public Offerings and Secondary Offerings.

More recently he started his own business in Buenos Aires. He teaches at the UADE Business

School in Buenos Aires, Argentina and is author of a book.

Silvina Ramos

Silvina Elida Ramos is an associate professor in Business Administration at UADE (Universidad

Argentina de la Empresa), and used to teach classes at Universidad de Palermo and UBA

Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina. Her classes include Business Case analysis, Business Plans,

Management 1 and 2 among others. She has worked for more than a decade in several industries

such as energy, oil and gas, carbonated drinks and beverages, internet, audit firms, etc reporting to


managers, directors and CFOs directly in mergers and acquisitions, planning and performance

control, billing, external auditing. She published a book called Presupuestos (Budgeting) for Errepar

publishers, Practical series in 2003. She was awarded 3 prizes on paper competitions including El

Cronista Comercial 1990 and 1991 (honorable mentions in Business Administration) and won the

2nd prize in 1997 by on the 50th Anniversary Contest of the Board of Public Accountants in Buenos

Aires (Business Administration category). She took part in the team preparing successfully the

accreditation documents needed for UADE School of Economics and UADE Business School

EDDE. She holds undergraduate degrees at UBA in Public Accounting and Business Administration,

and an MBA (UCEMA) all in Buenos Aires, and took part in an exchange program with UCLA Los

Angeles (Anderson). Certificate of Accomplishment MBA Fall Quarter 97.

Pablo Cortínez

Senior Professional with more than 15 years of experience in capital market , private banks

(participates in operations of more than USD1.000 million), and in one of the principal pension funds

companies in Argentina (USD5.000 million over administration). Experience in the buy side as well as

structuring & sell side. Paul has a master degree in Finances, “Corporate Finance Orientation, CEMA

2001” .At present Paul works as Finance Manager at NACION AFJP.-

Martin Leal

Martin Leal has a degree in Economics at Buenos Aires University, and then reached his Master in

Finance at CEMA University. Actually he is Doctor and CFA Candidate. As a professor, Martin

worked in several universities teaching economics and finance.

Martin not only worked in companies related to technology industry, as Simens and Nokia, but also

did it in equity research companies as Irevna and LGT (actual functions)


Tentative Guest Speakers

The seminar offers lectures by renowned guest speakers, enriching participant’s learning

experience with first-hand and relevant insights from regional industries and companies. Below is

the list of those that attended in past editions:

Enrique Avogadro

General Director International Trade Department

CABA Government

Guillermo Stanley

Former Public Affairs Director for Latin America

Citibank

Pablo Koan

Co-founder and Director of Nova Global Inc.

Gonzalo Alende Serra

CFO Southern Cross

Sally Buberman

Owner of Wormhoke IT

Diego Majdalani

Country Manager Dell Argentina

Guillermina Lázaro

Manager of ASHOKA, Social Entrepreneurs.


Payment Information

To pay by check, cash or credit card:

By cashier at UADE Lima 717

Monday to Friday From 9am to 6pm

To make a wire transfer from overseas:

ABA n° 021001088

MRMDUS33 (SWIFT CODE)

HSBC BANK USA NEW YORK USA

To make a wire transfer from Buenos Aires:

ABA n° 000048534

BACOARBA (SWIFT CODE) HSBC BANK ARGENTINA,

BUENOS AIRES

Beneficiary:

UNIVERSIDAD ARGENTINA DE LA EMPRESA (UADE)

Current Account Nº 6063200667

Please remember to include your name, address and passport number on it.


Useful Information

1. IMPORTANT ISSUE:

It is part of University´s culture to care for the environment, therefore we encourage

students to bring laptops, tablets or portable electronic devises to reduce the amount of

paper used for notes and class materials.

2. CONTACTS:

SMLA INFORMATION

[email protected]

UADE Business School

Libertad 1340 Ph: 4000-7370 Fax: 4000-7390

Florencia Carbone: 4000-7480

[email protected]

[email protected]

US EMBASSY

Av. Colombia 4300 (1425) Buenos Aires.

Ph: (54-11) 5777-4533 / 4380

Fax: (54-11) 5777-4240

CANADA EMBASSY

Tagle 2828, C1425EEH ,Buenos Aires .

Ph: (54-11) 4808-1000

Fax: (54-11) 4808-1111 - Political Section (54-11) 4808-1011 - Immigration Section: (54-11) 4808-1014

E-mail: [email protected] Immigration: [email protected]

EL SALVADOR EMBASSY

Suipacha 1380 piso 2, C1011ACD, Buenos Aires.

Tel: 54-11-4325 0849 / 54-11-4325 8588 | Email: [email protected]

PORTUGAL EMBASSY

Maipú 942 Piso 17, (C1006ACN) Buenos Aires.

Ph : (0054 11) 4312-3524 / 4312-0187

Fax: (0054 11) 4311-2586

E-mail: [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


KOREA EMBASSY

Av. del Libertador 2395 - (C1425AAJ) Buenos Aires .

Ph: (54 11) 4802-8062/8865/9665/0923

Fax: (54 11) 4803-6993

E-mail: [email protected]

Web: www.embcorea.int.ar

TRAVELER ASSISTANCE

ASSIST CARD: Suipacha 1109 Ph: 5555-2000 - www.assist-card.com

TRAVEL ACE: Tucumán 466 Ph: 4323 -7777 - www.travel-ace.com

UNIVERSAL ASSISTANCE: Tucumán 466 Ph: 4323-7700 - www.ua.com.ar

AIRPORTS

EZEIZA- SECRETARÍA DE TURISMO: Ph: 4480-0224/0227/0092

EZEIZA (INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS): Ph: 5480-6111 - 8am to 8pm.

AEROPUERTOS ARGENTINOS Ph: 2000: 5480-6111 www.aa2000.com.ar

AEROPARQUE SECRETARIA DE TURISMO Ph: 4771-0104 - 8am to 8pm.

AEROPARQUE JORGE NEWBERY: Ph: 4514-1515 al 23 - 8am to 9 pm.

MANUEL TIENDA LEÓN (service to and from Ezeiza): Av. Madero 1299 y San Martín

(Behind Sheraton Hotel): 0810-888-5366- Call for reservation.

www.tiendaleon.com.ar

PLACES TO KEEP YOUR LUGGAGE AT THE AIRPORT

GUARDAMALETAS - EZEIZA

Terminal A > Arrivals > PB > Public Sector

Telephone: (54 11) 5480 1231

TRANSBAG >EZEIZA> (Reception, transfer and luggage shipment)

Terminal A > Departures > PB > Public Sector

Terminal A > Arrivals > PB > Public Sector.

Telephone: : (54 11) 5480 0084

E-Mail: Web : www.transbag.net

Transbag and Guardamaletas are both services, located at Terminal A- Ezeiza -

There, you can keep your luggage as long as you want or you can ask to be send to

mailto:[email protected]://www.embcorea.int.ar/http://www.assist-card.com/http://www.travel-ace.com/http://www.ua.com.ar/http://www.aa2000.com.ar/http://www.tiendaleon.com.ar/http://www.transbag.net/


the address you give them- It is open from 7am. to 11pm. You don't need to check

in advance - If you are going to travel by plane, please pay attention to your

departure and arrival airport- maybe is not the same one. We have another airport

for internal flights: “ AEROPARQUE JORGE NEWBERY” near the city.

EMERGENCIES

IN CASE OF EMERGENCIES CALL THE FOLLOWING TELEPHONE NUMBERS

FIRE DEPARTMENT: 100

POLICE: 101/*911

CIVIL DEFENSE: 103

MEDICAL EMERGENCIES: 107

SANATORIO MATER DEI: San Martin de Tours 2952- 4809-5555

SANATORIO OTAMENDI: Azcuénaga 870- 4963-8888

INFORMATION: 110

2. COMMERCIAL INFORMATION

Buenos Aires Information: www.bue.gov.ar/servicios

Banks and Foreign Exchange Houses: Monday to Friday, 10am to 3pm

Commercial Offices: 9am to 12am and 2pm to 7pm

Shops and stores: 9/10am to 8pm- Don’t close at midday

Coffee and Pizza Stores: close between 2am to 6am

Restaurants: lunch time from 12:30am, dinner from 8pm- Fast food 24 hours open

Spanish Classes:

www.bue.gov.ar/servicios/index.php?menu_id=107&info=cursos

TAX RESTITUTION

If you have bought national products for value over $70 (pesos) per invoice, on

stores adherent to “Global Refund” you can ask for your tax restitution at the

International Airport or at Paraguay 755 Floor 8 Ph: 5238-1970 –

VAT: 21%

Minimum spending: ARS 70

Export validation: 6 months after issuing of the Cheque

www.globalrefund.com

WAYS OF PAYING

http://www.bue.gov.ar/servicios/index.php?menu_id=107&info=cursoshttp://www.globalrefund.com/


Money Change, only at Banks or Exchange Houses

Some stores or shops display on their show window "we accept dollars"-

The most frequent accepted credit cards are: American Express, VISA, Diners and

Master Card- . Also at restaurants

WHERE TO DENOUNCE LOST OR STOLEN CREDIT CARDS

AMERICAN EXPRESS: Arenales 707 Ph: 4310-3636 / 0-800-444-2450 -Monday to

Friday, 9 am to 18 pm

MASTERCARD: Perú 143 Ph:4340-5700 Monday to Friday, 9.30am to 18pm

VISA: Av. Corrientes 1437 Ph: 4379-3400/3333 Monday to Friday, 9am to 17pm

0810-666-3368

3. TAXIS

Radio Taxi + IRA + lock from the inside- Starts running with $ 5.80

Radio Taxi “Premium” Ph: 5238-0000 you give your cellular phone number

Remise "Caballito" Ph: 4923-3499 –To and From Ezeiza

Combi Service Ph: 5128-8888 www.traslada.com.ar

4. CULTURE

MUSEUMS: http://www.buenosaires.gov.ar/areas/cultura/arteargentino/

BELLAS ARTES

Av. del Libertador 1473

Tuesday to Friday, 12:30pm to 7pm and Saturday, Sunday and Holidays, 9:30am to

7.30 pm. During January: Tomas Maldonado. Modelos de Ulm, el diseño de la

Nueva Alemania 1953/1968. Premio de las fotos ganadoras del 1° concurso de

fotografía vía Internet

MALBA

Figueroa Alcorta 3415

Monday, Thursday and Holidays 12pm to 8pm, Wednesday till 9pm and Tuesdays;

closed. January: Summer programs. Nouvelle Vage Vs. Free Cinema. Arte

Latinoamericano siglo XX

http://www.traslada.com.ar/http://www.buenosaires.gov.ar/areas/cultura/arteargentino/


CENTRO CULTURAL RECOLETA

Junín 930

Tuesday to Friday, 2pm to 9pm. Saturday, Sunday and Holidays, 10am to 8pm.

PABELLÓN DE LAS ARTES

UCA- Alicia M. de Justo 1300- Puerto Madero

Tuesday to Sunday, 11am to 7pm.

CENTRO CULTURAL BORGES

Viamonte y San Martin

From Monday to Saturday, 10am to 9pm.

FUNDACIÓN PROA

Pedro de Mendoza 1929. La Boca

From Tuesday to Sunday, 11am to 7pm.

5. TOURISM

SECRETARÍA DE TURISMO DE LA NACIÓN

Ph: 0-800-555-0016 (It has a free phone number available for you to evacuate your

doubts tire twenty four hours a day).

BUENOS AIRES TOURIST INFORMATION CENTERS

Buenos Aires Information: www.bue.gov.ar/servicios

Av. Santa Fe 883 - Ph: 4312-2232 ó 0-800-555-0016

NEIGHBORHOODS:

BALVANERA


Av. Corrientes y Agüero (Abasto Shopping) (Every day, 10am to 9pm).

LA BOCA - CAMINITO

Av. Pedro de Mendoza 1821 (Teatro de la Ribera) (Every day, 10am to 2pm and

3pm to 5pm), Caminito y Lamadrid (Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 6pm).

MONSERRAT

Café Tortoni en Av. de Mayo 829 Ph: 4342-4328 (Monday to Friday, 2pm to 6pm).

PUERTO MADERO

Alicia M. de Justo 200 Dique 4 Grúa 8 Ph: 4313-0187 (Every day, 10am to 2pm and

4pm to 8pm).

RECOLETA

Av. Quintana y Ortiz (Monday to Friday, 10am to 2pm and 5pm to 8pm and

Saturday and Sunday, 10am a 2pm and 4pm a 8pm).

RETIRO

Galerías Pacífico Shopping Av. Córdoba y Florida first floor (Monday to Friday, 10am

to 7pm and Saturday 11am to 7pm). Florida 971 1º floor Loc. 59 Ph: 4312-7276

(Monday to Saturday, 11am to 8pm). Bus Terminal at Av. Antártida Argentina y

Calle 10 Local 83 (Monday to Friday, 7:30am to 1pm).

SAN NICOLÁS

Florida y Diagonal Roque Sáenz Peña (Diagonal Norte) (Monday to Friday, de 10am

to 1pm and 2pm to 6pm), Sarmiento 1551 PB Ph: 4372-3612 (Monday to Friday,

10am to 5pm), Carlos Pellegrini entre Perón y Sarmiento (Monday to Friday, 10am

to 6pm).

RESOURCES

http//www.argentinaexplora.com

http//www.enjoy-argentina

http//www.infoplease.com

http//www.upargentina.com Ph: 4328-3497

http//www.buenosaires.com

http//www.maderotango.com

http//www.teatrocolo.org.ar/vistasguiadas/visitasguiadas.htm Teatro Colón: Ph: 4378-7132

MAPS

http://mapa.buenosaires.gov.ar

http://www.upargentina.com/http://www.teatrocolo.org.ar/vistasguiadas/visitasguiadas.htmhttp://mapa.buenosaires.gov.ar/


http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=es&geocode=&q=buenos+aires&sll=-

34.600433,-

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34.517873,-58.417053&spn=1.04327,2.471924&z=9&iwloc=addr

GUÍA ON LINE (CHOOSE THE LANGUAGE)

http://www.bue.gov.ar/informacion

SUGGESTED WEEK-END OPTIONS:

IGUAZU FALLS

MENDOZA (WINERYS)

CALAFATE- GLACIAR PERITO MORENO

MAR DEL PLATA (BEACHES)

PUNTA DEL ESTE- URUGUAY

BRAZIL (CARNIVAL)

6. TIPS

Tip: 10% at restaurants, cafés (not included in tickets)- Taxis no

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Electricity: Tension: 220 Volts - Frequencies: 50 Hertz

Phone Rental: Ph: 4811-2933

CLARO : Alto Palermo Shopping

Domicilio: Santa Fe 3257 Store2010 2nd Floor -Alto Palermo Shopping

Tel.: 011 - 41508900.

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