> > Sergio Vandekier <[email protected]> wrote: > > Deby says: "These people complaining are not legal residents. Yet they feel > they > deserve the right to compete when the rules plainly stated you must either > be born an Argentine or hold legal residency. Just like the rules in the > USA." > > Michael I think that Deby and you are saying the same thing. > ************************************************************************************************ Sergio: I'm NOT convinced Deby and I are saying the same thing. Let's go back to the ORIGINAL article:
*This year, things got more bleak for foreigners at the Metropolitano. Organizers inserted a new rule stipulating that the May event would be open only to "aficionados and/or professionals of Argentine nationality." * Is the article wrong? Can you compete if you're a *legal resident*? If the article is right, then foreigners CAN'T compete, even if they are legal residents. If possible (I don't know Argentine immigration laws,) It would be interesting if a foreigner became a naturalized Argentine. Then would the rules be changed that only NATIVE BORN Argentines can compete? Michael Looking forward to returning to the dance floor after surgery _______________________________________________ Tango-L mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/tango-l
