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Colombia: Are their good american italian and colombian restaurants i the Barrio San Antonio:

I seek a restaurant that serves American, Italian and Colombia food in my Barrio San Antonio for places to eat that are nice and safe. Italian food, American food and Colombian food.? If so, please help us. Respectfully, Joe Mancini

Colombia: Is Cali that crime ridden?:

I am going down to visit someone I have known for years here on the internet. She lives in Cali. We will be staying at a place I am renting that I found on AirBnb. In Barrio San Antonio. Any information about the city would be greatly appreciated. I don't plan on being out late. Like, I will be home before 7:30 p.m.

Colombia: Retirement in Colombia: the decision-making process:

I like Colombia for the following reasons; 1) Variety of climates 2) If you have teaching experience and speak Spanish work is easy to find 3) I can live well off of my retirement, around 6 million pesos 4) the people there are real nice.

Colombia: cali is a happening town:

Aside from the heat, what is best way to find a place to live there in Cali. My retirement is $2000 monthly. Thank you, have a great day. JRM

Colombia: Budget:

Can my Colombian wife and I live well in Cali on 5,700,000.00 pesos each month? That is my pension from the states. Thanks everybody. We have no children. Just us 2. Also, any direction to find a nice place to life in Cali would help

Colombia: US restrictions begin on Colombian visas:

Lets just hope the republican control of house and senate back the president. I would love to have him post on his twitter account the names of all the republicans who didn't back him on everything

Colombia: Best place to live on $2000 monthly?:

I have $2000 (actually $2350 just trying to save some for emergency). My amiga lives in Cali., while I am looking at Medellin. Any advice on best place to live. that will put me in a safe and quiet neighborhood in either city.We seek a quite and safe barrior. Another post said my bills will be as follows.

Colombia: Living in Sta Marta on U.S.Soc.Sec.:

You mentioned tthat St Marta isn't feasible. then you say aomething regardin 5,000 feet. Can you please clear? Thanks, Joe

Colombia: Renting in Cali:

What is nicest/safest part of Cali to stay for 30 days. I am looking into renting a furnished apartment. My monthly stipend is $2000. Thank you

Colombia: Seniors, are you paying attention to U.S. politics?:

Closely, if he survives politcally for 100 days and gets some of the things he promised done then I will stay home longer. If not, I am on my way to Colombia. Either Cali or Medellin. My retirement check is $2000. From what I have studied I can live well off of that amount.

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