Their job is saving lives. But can these Argentinian doctors revive a whole Italian village?

The Sicilian town of Mussomeli gained worldwide attention when it began selling dilapidated buildings for one euro each. Now it's tackling a doctor shortage by attracting medics from Argentina. Here's what the new arrivals think of their adopted home.

(CNN) — When dozens of towns across Italy started selling crumbling buildings for the cost of an espresso, people from all over the world were prompted to grab a slice of the action -- and for many different reasons.

It's not always about chasing the idyllic dream of living La Dolce Vita in a rural, sleepy village where time stands still.