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General facts Republica Argentina

giulia.mayer@gmx.de

Buenos Aires
This city has always been one of the most important and influential centres of Argentina and South America. Founded 1536 the city nowadays has a population over 14 mil inhabitants. Buenos Airos has a special statue among 23 provinces the country is divided in. As you can see on the slides in this city the past rubs shoulders with the present, giving us a perspective of the future.

And now let's take a look on the neighbors of the land of tango and football,,,,,,

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Argentina to some extend is similar to Russia – it also hosts different climatic zones and various landscape types.

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But the country is nothing without her people. Hosting 41 mil people, that is half of the german population, the country spreads over almost 3 million km2 - in comparison, Germany is only around 350 thousand km2.

The official language of Argentina is Spanish, one of the UN official languages.

Most of the Argentinian people are Catholics, to be exact 76%, only 9% are Protestants.

Argentinian people pay with the so called peso which is the official currency of the country. Similar to the euro, they have notes being worth 100, 50, 20, 10, 5 or 2 pesos and coins worth 1 peso or 50, 25, 10 or 5 cents.

In order for every country to work out, there is the need for a political system or structure. Argentina is a Republic, and is therefore based on a three-branch-system including executive, legislative and judicial.

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