I'm an Argentinian entrepreneur (Living in Palermo, Buenos Aires). I agree with almost all the comments, it is a very tourist friendly city to live in, it is beautiful with nice weather, and the people are very friendly (for the most part).
The flipside is that there is a severe political and economical crisis (that has yet to explote) and the situation for us is getting worse by the day, many of the tech people are moving abroad because of the nonstopping inflation (around 25% annually) and the attack on the press and liberties. The country is slowly turning into Venezuela in terms of goverment control, which is terrible.
In case you are interested in coming and would like to know more about the city you can PM me with questions.
I been doing that for some time, and actually my current work comes from local companies with clients abroad.
Every one of that contracts includes NonCompete agreements so I cannot work directly for the final clients in USA/EU if I worked with them through my clients (they protect their business).
So what I'm trying to figure out is how to approach having my own clients from abroad. Knowing its not easy, I'm looking for some guidelines there.
The flipside is that there is a severe political and economical crisis (that has yet to explote) and the situation for us is getting worse by the day, many of the tech people are moving abroad because of the nonstopping inflation (around 25% annually) and the attack on the press and liberties. The country is slowly turning into Venezuela in terms of goverment control, which is terrible.
In case you are interested in coming and would like to know more about the city you can PM me with questions.
Cheers!