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English - We invite you browse our site through its different sections A Journey into the Past You will learn about Argentine History, The Spanish conquerors , the Viceroyalty of the River Plate , the Revolution of May 25, 1810 the foundation of the Argentine State and its subsequent modernization The Way We Are The first settlers Indigenous people ... Immigrants arrival and Argentine people of today Cultural identity Brief summary of Fine Arts Dance Music Literature ... Sports and Folklore Economic Activities Agriculture Livestock ... Continental Integration , Inter-American agreements: OEA, ALADI, MERCOSUR. Our Land The southernmost region in South America. Argentina and its Geographical regions Hydrography and Climate Provinces Argentina is made up of 23 provinces and the City of Buenos Aires , which are autonomous with political, administrative and economic powers. General information and useful links. Flora and Fauna Access the information on Argentine Biogeography and approach the flora and fauna of the two main regions, Neotropical and Antarctic The Southernmost South will find our idiosyncrasy and our customs.

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