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

Before South African high school students complete their final exams, they first walk the red carpet, pulling out all the stops for their celebratory matriculation, or ‘matric,’ balls. The photographer Alice Mann documented the increasingly lavish dances for five years in her new book, “The Night is Young.”












