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Argentina Travel Brochure
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Argentina
By: Will Day
King's Junior High 2012-2013
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Arts & Recreation
Favorite sport: Argentina's favorite sport is Futbol, or Soccer.
Point of interest: A major point of interest in Argentina is the Iguazu Falls.
Soccer: The national team in Argentina,
the Albicelestes has appeared in four
World Cup finals.
Media: The media in Argentina has the
most highly advanced filming in all of
Latin America.
Argentina
Country Basics
Government
President: President Cristina Kirchner held the office since December 10, 2007.
Type of Government: The government of Argentina, functioning within the framework of a federal system, is a presidential federal republic.
Structure: The President of Argentina is both head of state and head of government.
Differences: Instead of being republic and
democratic, Argentina is just a republic.
Economy
What do they do: The three current major economic
activities are using the land(agriculture, forestry and
fishing), manufacturing and tourism.
Currency: The currency in Argentina, like
others, is the peso. The peso rate has
recently raised to 25 cents=1 peso.
Challenges: Argentina’s economy is at a crossroads with high inflation and an overvalued currency.
Tourism: The Tourism in Argentina is divided in six regions: Buenos Aires (consisting of Buenos Aires City and Buenos Aires Province), Córdoba, Cuyo, The North, Litoral and Patagonia.
Argentina has a birth rate
of 16.32 and a death rate of 7.54.
Country Facts:
Population
In 2010 there were 40,091,359 people.
Religion
67% Christian (mostly Catholic)
1% Islam
1% Buddhism
7% Other Religion
15% Non-religious
9% Not Stated
(Religion based off of 2011)
Gran Chacho:
Northern part of country
Patagonia:
A region with mainly the steppe climate.
Mesopotamia:
Area between the two major rivers
The People
Major Physical Features
Pampas: Plains west and south of Buenos Aires
First people to settle: The First people to settle were
the Europeans who settled in the 16th century.
Language they speak: There are over 40 languages spoken, but the main language is Spanish.
Holidays: Argentina celebrates New Year's, Christmas and all the other major holidays, but it also celebrates deaths of evil people in the country and Flag Creation day.
Emigration: People rarely emigrate to Argentina, but people commonly go to Europe, and South America during crisis and dictatorships.