Moving to Argentina with a 7 year old daughter

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shunish: I don't think that sexual aggression is a problem in rural Argentina.  We live near San Rafael, Mendoza surrounded by farms that are owned by native people, and we note that their children are well-cared for, polite and happy.  The bus takes them to and from school (a free service) and they all ride their bicycles on the road when they go visiting or shopping at the local grocery store.  Life on the finca is casual and simple, but certainly the children are not under-privileged or neglected, as their extended families surround them and play an active role in their upbringing. I can't really speak for the elementary school system here, but can tell you that higher education is paid for by the government, and universities produce well-qualified professionals in all fields.  Hope this information helps. 
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I would like to advice you that public schools in not central areas of Argentina, some times have a verly low educational level, so although it seems you don't want to be in a city, i would recommend you to move near one, so you have the posibility to give your daughter a better education. I would recommend you some nice province like mendoza ( partments are also cheaper than in Buenos aires.. you can chck it on our site), but besides that, it has a lot of posibilitie to explore, so may be this is a good way to incentivate your daughter to go outside.
regarding sexual agression, I have nothing to say, but Im quite sure is not as in Nicaragua, I'm speach less about what you told.

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Hi,
I'm very sorry to inform you that we are having problems around the country regarding safety but I'm quite sure is not as in Nicaragua.
Mendoza is a nice place & cheaper than BSAS.
Lobos is a very nice small city to live. Good schools. Not so far from BSAS.
San Rafael is another nice place. In Mendoza province.
Elementary school system here is not that bad, it depends where. It varies a lot from place to place.
All the best luck!

Another excellent place to live with excellent schools is Bariloche.