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Dive into the world of Argentine Spanish with context-driven learning. Immerse yourself in captivating stories that unveil the culture, all at a pace tailored for intermediate learners. Discover local expressions and vocabulary effortlessly, avoiding the hassle of studying lengthy lists. For comprehensive transcripts of each episode, head over to www.argentalk.com. Your journey to mastering the language and culture starts here!
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Law to Fact

Professor Leslie Garfield Tenzer

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Law to Fact is the renown podcast for law students where substantive legal issues are discussed with distinguished law professors from across the nation. Today, it is the go to place for all things law including course material, application tips, study strategies, and career advice—all packed into one podcast. Law to Fact is hosted by Professor Leslie Garfield Tenzer of the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University.
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Ever wondered how a political movement can transform into a cultural phenomenon? Curious about the impact of Perón's return to Argentina and his final government? In the second part of this interview with Dardo, we explore "The Peronist Legacy: From Political Ideals to Cultural Icons." We dive into Perón’s dramatic return to power in 1973 and exami…
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How much do you know about the rise of Juan Domingo Perón? Ever wondered how a military officer and union leader became an iconic figure in Argentine politics? In this episode, I sit down with Dardo, a true Peronist at heart, who takes us through the key moments and challenges Perón faced on his path to leadership. Uncover the secrets behind Perón’…
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Immigration lawyer Michael O'Rourke breaks down the rules for bringing a dog to the USA. 00:49 As of August 1, 2024, all dogs entering the United States must: - appear healthy upon arrival - be at least six months of age - be microchipped (ISO-compatible) - be accompanied by a CDC Dog Import Form online submission receipt 02:00 Why Now? The rabies …
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Michael O'Rourke talks about how to avoid having your green card taken away at the US border. 00:00 Green Card vs. Conditional Green Card. What's the difference? 01:49 Never give up your Green Card or sign anything if a Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer wants to take your green card away. No matter how friendly or helpful they seem to be,…
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Do you too have the impression that nowadays thereis an immeasurable amount of new entrepreneurs out there? Whether this is just a social media phenomenon or whether people truly aspire to achieve that type of career - I say that there’s an entrepreneur in all of us! In this episode we will explore what we can do to ignite the power behind that, in…
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After a long (and very needed!) break, Iam back in my listeners’ ears – yet again full of joy for recording and sharingkind and gentle impulses in the context of self-cultivation. In this episode I am inviting you to lookinto your thoughts and habits once again. How did you spend the last 10 monthssince the last episode was published? What small an…
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In this episode, we're diving deep into the incredible tale of Welsh immigration to Argentina. Discover how these adventurous souls became the first European settlers in Patagonia and find out how their traditions and language still thrive today. We'll also explore the vibrant tourism scene in Chubut, where cozy tea houses and stunning landscapes a…
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In this episode, explore the captivating world of Mafalda, Argentina's beloved comic character, created by the talented Quino. Mafalda made her debut in the turbulent 1960s, providing a unique voice in the midst of social and political changes. We delve into the character's origins, her friends like Felipe, Susanita, and Manolito, and the societal …
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In this episode, you'll learn about five captivating Argentine movies that not only entertain but also serve as powerful tools for language practice. I'll guide you through each movie, shedding light on the language nuances, cultural references, and engaging storylines that make these films perfect for learners of Spanish. From the suspenseful "Rel…
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Discover the intriguing tale behind Argentina's most beloved pastries and their unique, anarchist-inspired names. In this episode, we delve into the history of how these delectable treats earned names like 'bolas de fraile' and 'cañoncitos,' and how they served as a covert channel for conveying revolutionary ideas. From the influence of Italian ana…
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This episode takes you on a journey through the captivating story of the Iguazu Falls, combining legends, geological insights, and practical travel tips. Get ready to explore the breathtaking beauty of one of Argentina's (and Brazil) most impressive natural wonders! [Remember that all episodes of this podcast are in Argentine Spanish] You can get n…
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I've talked to many of you about your experiences in Argentina, and chose ten culture shocks I believe will be useful for most foreigners who come to Argentina (language, some daily habits we have, and the way we greet people, among others). As I explain this to you, I also introduce some new lunfardo and phrases. [Remember that all episodes of thi…
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Canada has announced a new immigration stream for health care workers which can lead to permanent residency in Canada. Immigration lawyer Michael O'Rourke provides the highlights: - part of the Express Entry program - by July 5, 2023, 2,000 health-care workers will have received invitations to apply for permanent residency in Canada - more invitati…
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The government of Canada has announced new measures to attract high tech workers. Immigration lawyer Andy Semotiuk provides the highlights. 1. Streamline Canadian Work Permits For H-1B Visa Holders Starting from July 16, 2023, U.S.-based H-1B workers and their immediate family members will be able to apply for open Canadian work permits of up to th…
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Immigration lawyer Michael O'Rourke explains how Australians between the ages of 18 and 35 can work and travel in Canada through the International Experience Canada program. 3 different kinds of work and travel experiences are available: - Working holiday - Young professionals - Int’l Co-Op (Intern) Working Holiday: - earning some money so you can …
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It might sound like a no-brainer for you if someone calls you an individual because that is what you are. But what does it actually signify to be an individual? You being one whole entity? Sounds about right. But do you actually feel like one? Always and completely aligned with your integrity? Probably not. In this episode, we are going to look at …
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As of December 2, 2023, qualified engineers will no longer require Canadian work experience to practice their profession in Ontario, Canada. Immigration lawyer Michael O'Rourke explains the new legislation in Ontario and what it means for engineers and other professionals. https://pacelawfirm.com/immigration/…
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Indigenous people in Canada can work in the United States through the Jay Treaty, but do they need a social security number? Immigration Michael O'Rourke explains the benefits of getting one, what the process is like, and how long it takes. 0:00 Introduction 0:31 What is the Jay Treaty? 02:32 Should I get a social security number? 03:38 Who is elig…
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In this episode... Divorce attorney and author, Ron Bavero, discusses his new book, An Elephant Doesn't Marry A Giraffe: Everything I Learned As A Divorce Attorney. Ron shares his experiences as a Divorce Attorney and highlights practical tips for students interested in the practice of family law. Ron also highlights some of the compelling stories …
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In this episode I am joined again by one of my favorite guests, with Steve Schwartz, founder and CEO of LSAT Unplugged. Steve explains the new LSAT and provides advice to those taking the LSAT or even thinking about taking the test. You will learn a bout the changes coming to the logic section and get advice on whether to wait for the new test or t…
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The start of a new year can be inspiring and motivating but more often than not also frightening because our culture of creating New Year’s resolutions can create the pressure to come up with some “worthwhile” goals. This episode was made to inspire you to think about your future in a more soul-aligned way by considering your intentions rather than…
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One of the most fabulous people I was honored to meet is Davor. He lives in Toronto and has a moving story, being a refugee from former Yugoslavia. Knowing him as a positive, outgoing person who loves making other people laugh, it is difficult to imagine the hardships he and his family went through when war broke out in the early 1990s in Yugoslavi…
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For the first time, I will be reading a poem of mine publicly. It is about a wholesome view on the season of fall (or autumn) and about the metaphorical meaning for us in life. Cherishing ambivalence and still being able to count your blessings despite of experiencing challenging situations are some of the things that I invite you to do for yoursel…
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Pace Immigration lawyer Andy Semotiuk talks about the delays in visa processing and how long it can take a to get a US visa, passport, or green card. Contact Andy with any questions. 00:00 Introduction 00:38 Visitor Visas 02:40 Spousal Sponsorship 04:25 Passports 05:50 Green Card (Permanent Resident Card) 07:51 Visa allocation per country 10:16 E-2…
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You will be surprised – as was I – to find out the etymology of the word “evolution”. Tune in to learn how liberating it can be to know all your options and to dare unfold in all possible directions. Evolution doesn't necessarily mean linear development! It truly doesn't. To get closer to your truest evolution you can ask yourself: “For my next ste…
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What can we all learn from immigrants’ strategies for striving for a better life? I guess that some of you might have an instant stream of thoughts now... But before we can dive into that question, it is kind of fundamental to think about what better actually means. Hence, in this episode I will introduce a new podcast feature – the etymological ex…
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Pace Immigration lawyer Michael O'Rourke talks about what he learned at the American Immigration Lawyers Association Annual Conference in NYC, the looming problem of E-2 and E-1 Visa processing, an EB-5 update, and where to find the best Eggplant + Chicken Parmesan in Manhattan. https://paceimmigration.com/…
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Not many words will be shared today, because I myself am applying exactly what I recommend you do, when you find yourself challenged and overwhelmed with work, expectations and activities – for a certain time, JUST DO 10% OF WHAT YOU NORMALLY DO. Feel inspired and encouraged to take it easy for a little while. Thank you for listening and for suppor…
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Overcoming the feeling of being an outsider and the desire to belong, is something that we as immigrants share - regardless of our specific background and individual story. There is so much wisdom in learning from these type of life experiences. In this episode, I share a bit more from my personal story with you and three of my favourite tips on ho…
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Many people shy away from admitting to themselves or to society that they are struggling with their mental health. This is specifically severe for those of you coming from a culture that values family, community or society over the single individual - those of you who originally stem from a cultural background located in Asia, Eastern Europe or Sou…
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Hello dear curious crowd, Nice to have you back! In this podcast the talk is about something that we all do constantly - mistakes. We all make mistakes at all times and in all aspects of our lives, no matter how professional or trained or prepared we are. In this episode I am going to: Share my most recent (and very public!) mistake with you (in ca…
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In this episode we will look into the connection between cultivation patterns or culture generally and your personal evolution, your personal story. I will explain to you what culture is and we will do two small exercises to increase your awareness of how you cultivate your day your thoughts and essentially your life - because every single day is l…
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The US has made announcements regarding Temporary Protected Status for citizens of Ukraine, Sudan, South Sudan, and Cameroon. US immigration lawyer Michael O'Rourke discusses who can qualify for Temporary Protected Status in the US, and how they can apply for it. For an in-depth look at TPS status, watch Michael's video here.…
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It's spring 2022 and this is my very first podcast recording ever! YAY! :) I'm so thrilled and it feels like there are a million butterflies in my belly. This podcast is a multi-lingual, multi-cultural approach to learning and exploring how humans cultivate and evolve. In this intro episode will talk a little bit about the purpose of this podcast a…
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Can you get into the US if you have a criminal record? Can you get a waiver to enter the country after a criminal conviction? What happens if you're stopped at the border in possession of marijuana or other drugs? In this episode, US immigration lawyer Michael O'Rourke breaks down the rules behind criminal inadmissibility and what you can do to pos…
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Pace Immigration lawyer Polina Elizarova explains the Canada-Ukraine authorization for emergency travel (CUAET) program. Canada introduced this program to support the people of Ukraine. It offers Ukrainians and their family members free, extended temporary status and allows them to work, study and stay in Canada until it is safe for them to return …
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Иммиграционный адвокат Полина Елизарова о новой программе въезда для граждан Украины – Канадаско-Украинское разрешение на чрезвычайную поездку (CUAET). Программа позволяет получить визу в Канаду и разрешение на работу и учебу гражданам Украины и членам их семей сроком до трех лет.By Polina Elizarova
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Travel expert Judith Coates returns to give us an update on the latest Canadian travel rules. Do you need a COVID test to enter Canada? What about for unvaccinated travellers? Judith has the answers. Contact her at The Travel Agent Next Door. jcoates@thetravelagentnextdoor.com. Here is the news release from the government website which Judith menti…
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In this episode, Professor Josh Galperin, Professor of Law at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law interviews me about equitable remedies and promissory estoppel. Some key takeways... 1. Promissory estoppel is an equitable remedy, awarded for fairness when a legal remedy is not available. 2. Promissory estoppel is only available in the absence of a leg…
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Kanadai ügyvédi iroda ukrán nyelven nyújt segítséget az ukrajnai háború elől menekülők részére - kanadai és amerikai beutazás, bevándorlás, menekültügyi kérelem, munkavállalási engedély ügyintézése. | In this episode, Pace Law Firm Vice President Stefánia Szabó gives an update in Hungarian on how Ukrainians fleeing armed conflict can receive assist…
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Pace Immigration lawyer Polina Elizarova provides an update on the best ways for Ukrainians to get a Canadian visa. Topics include work visas and family reunification. Stay tuned for future updates. Here is in the information in Ukrainian. Here is the list of Visa Application Centres that we discuss. Contact Polina at pelizarova@paceimmigration.com…
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