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Rease Kirchner

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I lived and worked in Buenos Aires, Argentina for 2 years and also attended Universidad de Cuyo in Mendoza, Argentina for a semester. I lived in Fajardo, Puerto Rico for 2 1/2 years. I brought my dog to and from Argentina and Puerto Rico (from the US) so I am very familiar with the process of traveling with an animal. I also got a work visa in Argentina and I am familiar with that as well. I am fluent in Spanish and did most of my travels solo and on a budget.

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