Argentina Case Study

Cuba and Argentina are Latin-American countries. In spite that they are similar in language they have differences in many aspects such as music, food, and sports.

By 1980 about 80% of Chile's population lived in cities. Chile contains many rapidly growing cities. Some of those cities are Santiago, Valparaiso, Antofagasta, Valdivia, and Puerto Montt.

Argentinian culture is a mixture of many other cultures and it has been largely influenced by Spanish colonialism and immigrants from all around the world and mostly from Europe. Buenos Aires is the capital city of Argentina. The city is also known as the cultural capital and it represents political, economic and cultural heart of the country. Argentinian culture is spreaded in lots of areas from dance to language and it has very unique sides which makes the culture extremely interesting.

The US and Argentina share a lot of their economical information, as well as lots of government policies. However, they have different governmental systems. One example of this is Argentina’s government is a republic, while the US has a federal republic. What makes Argentina and the US similar is who they trade with; China is a shared top trade partner, and they also frequently trade with each other. (Argentina: Economy, 2015)

With Brazil being the largest country in South America in land, one of Brazil’s most important industry is agriculture. Not only does Brazil have the land but its also has immense agricultural resources available to produce its goods. Some of its major exports are coffee, sugar cane, ethanol, soybeans, and beef. Other significant exports

Official History was conducted in the late 70s and early 80s, when the country of Argentina took over the Board. This was a period of time to become known as the Dirty War. The country had been unstable for decades, led by Jorge Videla, the junta took control of it from 1976 to 1983. It was a fairly easy task for them because the nation was in chaos, and when control is initiated "reorganization." In this, he wanted everyone in Argentina to fit into what they thought the country should be, which was militarized, conservative and Catholic.

The religion of Argentina is that there are 94% of christians and 6% of others.The religion, means a set of beliefs of Argentina are some 20% and 72% more. Less than 20 people are really involved, or active with their church.One person named Jorge Mario Bergoglio became one of the frist Americans to arive to Argentina.Argentina found out about arts in Europe and got inspiration in arts.Argentina paints these huge rocks that are 5 feet high and people vote what rocks they like best. The most famous artist is Jorge Luis Borges. In Argentina there favorite dance is tango.In November 2000 Argentina found out about telecommunication.In 1989-90 Argentina had to destroy there company that made phones. Started a new company that started making more

Hola, te voy a contar un poco sobre Argentina. You probably wondering what and why I began my introduction in Spanish. First I began my translating what I said, Hi, I’m going to tell you a little bit about Argentina. Argentina’s national language is Spanish. The capital of Argentina’s is Buenos Aires, its flag is planned with horizontal line between two colored lights blue straight lines. The color in the flag mean undecided and the white colors represents silver according to some of Argentina’s residents.

very similar to that of the U.S. however the GDP per capita is significantly lower in Argentina than in the U.S.

Over the past years, Argentina’s population has being influenced mainly due to the several immigrants that came to the country escaping from the Europe's disaster during World War II. Europeans had a substantial advantage which gave them the facility to move there while Argentina’s government was joining the Axis powers. The ancient indigenous population which lived in Argentina has been extinguishing over the past years making a large percentage of its population becoming mestiza. The main immigrants groups who arrived to Argentina were Germans, Spanish, and French who saw this country as an opportunity to exile from their hometown. In 1942, Argentina’s elections nominated Ramón Castillo as the new president which proposed to change their

With a mainland area of 1,073,500 sq mi, Argentina is the eighth-largest country in the world. Argentina is subdivided into 23 provinces and one autonomous city, Buenos Aires. Argentina is known for their National Soccer Team and beautiful landforms such as the Iguazu Falls. One of the most attractive countries in South America, Argentina is a very popular tourist destination. Argentina is a very interesting because of the land, the weather, the animals and the people.

In the 1980s, Argentina and Brazil placed their political differences aside and created a compact trade agreement to further economic cooperation and stability for years to come. In 1985, the Declaration of Iguaca opened up the dialogue between the two countries to pursue further integration with a committee meeting specializing in the economic and industry sectors. The Argentina-Brazil Integration and Economic Cooperation Program (PICE) was later established in 1988 to start a more modern approach to gradually cut out trade barriers and create a common market within the next ten

Firstly, one of the characteristics that I admire form the Argentinian society is its solidarity. All along the history, when some people needed help, the citizens of the country donated lots of resources that they would need. An example of this could be the foods. Since when there was one, the affected areas would receive tons of supplies that were given to help them. Besides, they live happily, even though they may be giving difficult situation. For example, my uncle, who is not economically

1.0 Introduction Argentina is a country that is full of corruption. It is tied for the most corrupt country in the whole of Latin America. The country tied with is Mexico the corruption in Argentina is getting worse it has being getting worse for the last two years. The corruption plays a huge rule in the human rights abuse in the country. 2.0 Location Argentina is located in the bottom of South America the bordering countries are Chile, Bolivia, Paraguay, Brazil and Uruguay.

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