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Avenida de Mayo
Looking down the Avenida de Mayo towards the Argentine Congress in the 1910s.
This post was published on Wednesday, July 15th, 2009 7:02 pm. It has been categorised under Architecture Argentina and been tagged under Architecture, Argentina, Avenida de Mayo, Buenos Aires.
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10:31 pm
Hey, I am from Argentina, most precisely from Bs As City. Did you live here, o come as a tourist? Very nice pictures by the way.
Our country used to be so glorious and grandiose. But everything ended when we adopte democracy, our perdition..
11:34 pm
I was a student in Argentina for a summer many moons ago.
11:58 pm
You are wise, Iván; welcome!
12:21 am
Thanks.
By the way, Andrew if you want to check out, I took some photos from “san telmo” a few weeks ago. Here is the link(http://anonymouse.org/cgi-bin/anon-www.cgi/http://liberticracia.blogspot.com/2009/07/fotos.html), you can post it if you want.
12:21 am
http://liberticracia.blogspot.com/2009/07/fotos.html
Sorry, that’s the link.
5:12 am
It’s been nearly a century since that picture was taken. May Argentina’s dreams of development and happiness be reborn and realised.
4:38 pm
In the first moment I thought it is the “Rue de la Regence” in Brussels which looks very similar.
10:49 am
Dear Mr. Cusack,
thank you for your posts about Argentina & Buenos Aires. I’m a british born citizen of this country -my Argentinian parents where working in London in the Sixties-. I’m glad to find so many articles about items I like and opinions we both share.
As Ivan has referred, many of our splendour vanished with the worst of our political class. But this is still a wounderful people in a wonderful country.