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Argentina is joining the growing list of South American nations that are charging for U.S. visitors to travel there.
I guess the trend is inevitable. The South Americans call it "reciprocity."
The U.S. government charges Argentines and others who want to come to the U.S.
But I wonder if the South American countries lose more than they gain by adding an obstacle to U.S. visitors.
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Inside South America is written by Tyler Bridges. He's based in Caracas but travels widely around the continent.
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