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Argentina
The Argentine Republic is a South American neighbor of Uruguay, Paraguay, Chile, Brazil, and Bolivia. Argentina owes its name to the clear, shining silvery whiteness of its streams and coastal beaches. Contributors typically want to know about the country's exciting night life; Italian immigrant heritage; many artistic, literary and musical accomplishments; up-and-down politics; and vast mineral and natural resources.
1,169 Questions
Is Buenos Aires the capital of Argentina?
yes, but sometimes people mess up because there is a whole provice named Buenos aires and in it there is an independent city (a whole different province at the same time) called Ciudad Autonoma de Buenos Aires, or autonomous city of Buenos aires, and that's the real capital , and what most people call city of buenos aires
What are some current big events happening in Argentina right now?
They Have a horrible dicktator and they used to have a only two term leadership but now they changed it so that you could be the leader all you want and now the dicktator can be leader all he wants and now he is going to stay the leader for the rest of his life maybe.
They are ocean waves formed between Tierra Del Fuego the tip of South American and Antarctic peninsula.
Which city comes next in this list munich buenos aires Madrid Mexico city rome Pasadena Paris?
Yokohama
What is the value in US dollars of a 500 Banco Central Republica Argentina Quiniento Pasos?
I was at a garage sale and bought a 500 quinientos pesos for a dollar(USD). I was interested to see what it was. The only dealer I have seen on the internet is selling them at offer.com for a also. The shipping was 2 USD. Probably more for a momento.
Who are the famous naive art painters living in Argentina?
1. Bellati, Virginia
2. Bratoz, Maria Laura
3. Cadoso, Elba
4. Duran, Mariangeles Puente
5. Engel, Miriam
6. Frias, Gato
7. Grunbaum, Liliana
8. Labat, Veronica
9. Muchnik, Roxana
10. Orosco, Beatriz
11. Papic, Lidia
12. Poceiro, Andrea
13. Politis, Elena
14. Terzi, Maria
15. Tominaga, Martha
16. Trotta, Liliana
17. Ungar, Eduardo
To name a few...
What is Argentina's informal economy based on?
The informal economy is a part of the economy based on odd jobs that people perform without government regulation through taxes.
How much a prostitute charge in buenos aires?
Individual prostitution is legal in Argentina, however organized prostitution is now. This makes it very difficult to know what the average cost of a prostitute is. According to a documentary recently broadcast there, grandmothers are also having to turn to prostitution in their old age. They can only charge 20 pesos to keep up with the younger competition.
Quels sont les pays sans visa avec le mali?
je veux voiyage amerique la tine je suis malien quel son de condutions
How do you say you're beautiful to a woman in Argentina?
Tu Bella! or Tu hermosa!
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Cordoba is an historic city in southern Spain.
It is also the name of a large city in central Argentina.
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What are three metals that are mined in Argentina?
Three metals that are mined in Argentina are gold, silver, and copper.
Bonfire Night in Argentina is a celebration in remembrance of the failed plot to assassinate King James in 1604. Many fireworks displays across the country recognize the hanging of Guy Fawkes.
Who is the alltime leading scorer for Argentina?
Gabriel Omar Batistuta known as "BATIGOL" is the Argentina's all-time leading scorer. He is the most prolific Argentine striker. He has scored 56 goals from 78 games. Crespo stands second with 35 goals and Maradona with 34 goals. Everyone believes that Messi is the one who will break the records one day. He is just 23 and scored 16 from 54 games. Batistuta missed many games from 1994 to 1998 due to some problems with Daniel Passarella who was the Coach of Argentina football team during that period.
How far is it from Pennsylvania to Argentina?
The distance between the above mentioned places is 5564mi approximately. The distance is straight path from one place to another place. There might be slight difference between the actual distance and the above mentioned distance because of the route chosen.
Is Mexico wealthier then Argentina?
- Argentina income per capita: 14,333 US dollars.
- Mexico income per capita: 14,495 US dollars.
However in terms of "human development" (an index that weights life expectancy, literacy, education and life standards) Argentina is a bit wealthier than Mexico:
- Argentina "Human Development Index": 0.866
- Mexico "Human Development Index": 0.854
The difference between both countries' living standards (0.012) would be the same as that found between Iceland (0.969) and the United States (0.956) or between Canada (0.966) and Belgium (0.953) .
How long has Argentina been Argentina?
Argentina was settled by the Spanish in the sixteenth century. It was part of the Viceroyalty of Perú and divided into different "provinces" (Intendencias, gobernaciones, etc.). These were founded and settled by different groups of Spanish "conquistadors" coming from different locations:
- From Perú, which founded Santiago del Estero, the oldest town in Argentina (1553), Córdoba, Tucumán, Salta and Jujuy.
- From Spain: which founded the first Buenos Aires (1536) abandoned in 1541 and re-settled in 1580.
- From Paraguay: The original Buenos Aires settlers moved up river and founded Asuncion in 1537. From there came a wave of Creoles that settled in Santa Fe (1573) and Buenos Aires (1580).
- From Chile: Mendoza (1561), San Juan, San Luis, Catamarca, La Rioja.
In 1776 Spain created the Viceroyalty of Rio de La Plata including what is now Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and Bolivia.
In 1810 the people of Buenos Aires overthrew the Viceroy and formed a Junta to govern the territory until Napoleon freed the King of Spain.
This evolved into a war with "Royalists" in Perú and Chile.
In 1816 The "United Provinces of the Rio de La Plata" declared their independence (July 9th).
The war with Spain continued until the Royalists were defeated in the mid 1820s. Bolivia, Paraguay and Uruguay split and became independent.
Argentina went through a period of civil war between 1820 and 1835 when Rosas, governor of Buenos Aires pacified the country and recognized each province their "autonomy". Buenos Aires handled foreign affairs and defense, while each province was virtually independent in all other matters. Despite this apparent disunity, treaties were signed in the name of the "Argentine Confederation".
In 1853 Rosas' dictatorship was overthrown and a Constitutional Assembly convened and formally re-united all provinces as the Argentine Republic. Buenos Aires would split and remain separated until 1860.
As you see, there are many dates!
What are some Argentina mythical creatures?
I only know of one. It is called "El Alamula." It is a mulelike creature that eats livestock.
yes, i have some old Argentina currency.
