Paris of America, no other metropolis in the world is as similar to Paris as Buenos Aires is, and it's no coincidence... Shortly after Paris was demolished in the mid-19th century, to take on its current appearance, Buenos Aires was also demolished and rebuilt in the image of Paris, with its architectural styles (beaux arts/academism-art nouveau/deco), proliferation of parks and layouts of large boulevards, diagonals and avenues.
If you are still in Buenos Aires, you can visit the Statue of Liberty. The original. It's at 1629 La Pampa street. It was built by the same french manufacturers of the one in New York, and was inaugurated first. But is a bit smaller.
“Buenos Aires is the capital of an empire that never existed,” is a beautiful and presumptuous phrase that is attributed to both André Malraux and George Clemenceau and Ortega y Gasset.
Regarding the economic data, they r misleading.... 100 years ago only 40 countries existed (the rest were dozens of colonies of European empires) so the location of Argentina in the top 10, is equivalent to its current position among 200 countries, and an important clarification, 100 years ago it didn't exist globalization in multinational companies, which is why at least thirty countries, with PBI/capital ahead of Argentina, r fictitious numbers, they r countries, fundamentally islands, that offer accounting roots to multinationals to avoid paying taxes in their respective countries countries, and obviously their economic results are computed for these free tax countries, when in reality no economic activity is carried out in situ, a typical case is Ireland, which is the tax headquarters of Google, and it computes all the economic activity of this multinational , when it only pose the tax headquarters.....
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Argentina is my next destination. Thank you for sharing this!
Paris of America,
no other metropolis in the world is as similar to Paris as Buenos Aires is, and it's no coincidence...
Shortly after Paris was demolished in the mid-19th century, to take on its current appearance, Buenos Aires was also demolished and rebuilt in the image of Paris, with its architectural styles (beaux arts/academism-art nouveau/deco), proliferation of parks and layouts of large boulevards, diagonals and avenues.
As it is.
Oh wow thanks for sharing really appreciate all the info 🙏
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Paris of South America? The Paris of the World.
If you are still in Buenos Aires, you can visit the Statue of Liberty. The original.
It's at 1629 La Pampa street.
It was built by the same french manufacturers of the one in New York, and was inaugurated first.
But is a bit smaller.
Oh wow I did not know that! This is so interesting and thank you for sharing this with me! 🙏
“Buenos Aires is the capital of an empire that never existed,” is a beautiful and presumptuous phrase that is attributed to both André Malraux and George Clemenceau and Ortega y Gasset.
What a quote and thanks so much for sharing! 🙏
research and try "los talas del entrerriano"... tks
I just did! Looks like I should have gone there for lunch rather than the KFC 😅
Regarding the economic data, they r misleading....
100 years ago only 40 countries existed (the rest were dozens of colonies of European empires) so the location of Argentina in the top 10, is equivalent to its current position among 200 countries, and an important clarification, 100 years ago it didn't exist globalization in multinational companies, which is why at least thirty countries, with PBI/capital ahead of Argentina, r fictitious numbers, they r countries, fundamentally islands, that offer accounting roots to multinationals to avoid paying taxes in their respective countries countries, and obviously their economic results are computed for these free tax countries, when in reality no economic activity is carried out in situ, a typical case is Ireland, which is the tax headquarters of Google, and it computes all the economic activity of this multinational , when it only pose the tax headquarters.....
Very good points you have. The data was for illustration purposes only, but I really appreciate your comment! 🙏