Protests in la Plaza del Mayo

Symbol of the Madres del la Plaza del Mayo

Jane and I posing with one of the fake guards at the Museum housed in the restored customs building behind the Casa Rosada.

Peron y Evita

Painting depicting a mother reaching for her missing child that was taken during the last dictatorship. 

Me in front of the Casa Rosada (which is where the President works, but doesn't live)

Me in front of the monument that symbolizes Argentine freedom. The soil surrounding this monument is even made up of soil from all the provinces in Argentina. Son muy linda. 

The tomb of San Martin, the liberator or Peru, Chile, and Argentina. It is housed in the church in the Plaza del Mayo--which is the first Catholic church in all of Argentina.

Protest about the rightful Argentine ownership of the Malvinas (the Falklands) hosted by the Madres de la Plaza del Mayo. They Marched counter-clockwise around the monument signifying Argentine freedom.

The Madres de la Plaza del Mayo

Me posing in front of two actual guards standing in front of the "Governor" of Buenos Aires' office

Oh, and as a side note, this is what Burger King looks like down here. Be Amazed.