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To: carranza2 who wrote (431721)	3/1/2017 7:30:07 AM
From: Rarebird	Respond to of 436258

My Argentinian wife has been to Mexico City many times, Actually, she spent a few summers there as a child and her parents enrolled her in an English Learning Center where she learned the English language. She liked it there very much, as a change of pace, but preferred Buenos Aires. To this very day, she has never given up her Argentinian citizenship. I married her in Buenos Aires. I passed through Mexico City in the early 70s on the way to visiting my Colombian girlfriend (from College), on the way to Bogota. I do get around and pride myself on NOT being one dimensional USA centric. I look at life from a multi-cultural standpoint: USA, Israeli (I'm a citizen there too), French Canadian (due to my sister in law) , Argentinian (my wife).