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There was a persistent rumour while I was in that a submarine- usually Conqueror- made a close reconnaissance of Base Naval Puerto Belgrano, the main Argentine naval base. The story goes that after taking her soundings and pictures, the skipper decided to leave with a flourish. British submarines, like many in NATO, discharge flares during maritime exercises to indicate things like simulated torpedo attacks. So Conq goes active on her sonars, sends a salvo of flares to the surface and ups revs, sprinting for deep water at 30 knots plus!If the story was true, then the Armada de la República Argentina would have had a brown trouser moment of epic proportions, knowing that their entire fleet had just been spared by some cheeky Brit tube dwellers, who could have taken them out in their entirety, rather than giving them two stiff little fingers!That would probably have had the effect of ‘ caus(ing) Argentina to completely abandon its entire naval strategy of surrounding the British during the Falklands War’.It’s unlikely to have happened, but hey, submariners are well known to be madder than a bucket of crabs, so who knows?

Just try the local consulate. As registered resident you can request that documentation, without paying for any lawyer.An important difference is your local consulate will have the exact and updated information to help you making the document valid in the specific country, in case more steps are needed.Examples for:- New York: Consulado General y Centro de Promoción Argentina de la República Argentina en New York Estados Unidos de América- Frankfurt: Consulado General y Centro de Promoción Comercial de la República Argentina en Francfort República Federal de Alemania- Tokio: Embajada de la República Argentina en Japón

It is somewhat easier for Brazilians and Mercosur citizens to do so. Brazil and Argentina have a specific treaty regulating migrations between the two countries. You can read it here[1] (in Spanish) or here[2] (in Portuguese). Basically, Brazilians need to apply for a Permanent Visa at Migraciones, needing to provide:a) Passport or valid ID card;b) Clean criminal record certificate in Brazil (valid for the previous 5 years);c) International criminal record check;d) Entrance certificate in Argentina;e) A receipt showing they paid the necessary immigration taxes.Brazilians and Mercosur citizens may also apply for Argentinian citizenship after living in the country for two years in a row.Footnotes[1] Consulado General de la República Argentina en Río de Janeiro República Federativa del Brasil[2] Decreto n║ 6736