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Meet Our Argentina Resident Directors |
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Mario Cantarini, Buenos Aires Resident Director
- WHAT DO YOU ENJOY MOST ABOUT BEING A RESIDENT DIRECTOR?
- I am in contact with people who are willing to learn about my culture but who also teach me about their culture. The real exchange is between two cultures.
- TELL US SOMETHING SURPRISING ABOUT YOUR BACKGROUND.
- My mother was one of the first women in Argentina who drove a car and she was Juan Peron's schoolmate.
- WHAT IS ONE LITTLE-KNOWN FACT ABOUT BUENOS AIRES?
- It has snowed in Buenos Aires twice, in 1918 and in 2007.
- WHAT DO YOU DO WHEN YOU'RE NOT BUSY WORKING WITH STUDENTS?
- I sing in a choir at a Lutheran Danish Church in Buenos Aires. I swim every day at least 45 minutes and I do yoga.
- Visit our Buenos Aires office website
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José Mostafá, Mendoza Resident Director
- WHAT DO YOU ENJOY MOST ABOUT BEING A RESIDENT DIRECTOR?
- Being with the students, sharing and interacting with them, helping them getting to know my culture and my customs.
- NAME A VISITOR "MUST-SEE" IN ARGENTINA.
- San Rafael, the lake district in the south of the Mendoza province. This is where I was born!
- WHO IS YOUR FAVORITE ARGENTINE AUTHOR?
- I like many of them, but lately I've been reading Beatriz Sarlo because I enjoy her way of presenting cultural, political and sociological aspects of Argentina.
- WHAT FOOD MAKES YOU HAPPY?
- Filet mignon with ratatouille and crème brulée.
- WHAT'S YOUR DREAM VACATION?
- Morocco and the Mediterranean.
- Visit our Mendoza resident office website
- Visit José's page on our social network
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