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Outward links edit
- Can link separation of powers: ...stitution]] of [[1853]], as revised in [[1994]], mandates a separation of powers into [[Executive (government)|executive]], [[legislative]],... (link to section)
- Can link line-item veto: ... decree under conditions of "urgency and necessity" and the line-item veto.... (link to section)
- Can link National Congress: ...ine-item veto. Argentina's [[parliament]] is the bicameral National Congress or ''Congreso Nacional'', consisting of a [[senate]] (''Sen... (link to section)
- Can link lower house: ...ected to 4-year terms. Voters elect half the members of the lower house every 2 years. Both houses are elected via a system of [[pr... (link to section)
- Can link federal district: ... provinces (''provincias''; singular: ''provincia''), and 1 federal district (formerly known as ''capital federal''), marked with an ast... (link to section)
- Can link Greater Buenos Aires: ...live in Buenos Aires, and roughly 11 million people live in Greater Buenos Aires, making it one of the largest cities in the world. Many Eur... (link to section)
- Can link middle class: ...and other opportunities that enabled newcomers to enter the middle class. Compared to most Latin American countries today, Argentina... (link to section)
- Can link small businesses: ...ss. Many of these middle class people work in industry, own small businesses, or have government or professional jobs. They live in tall... (link to section)
- Can link mountain range: ...half down to [[Tierra del Fuego]]; and the rugged [[Andes]] mountain range along the western border with [[Chile]], with the highest p... (link to section)
- Can link trade liberalisation: ...t the economic crisis, the government embarked on a path of trade liberalisation, [[deregulation]], and [[privatisation]]. In [[1991]], it i... (link to section)
- Can link monetary base: ...[[peso]] to the [[US dollar]] and limited the growth in the monetary base by law to the growth in reserves. ... (link to section)
- Can link exchange rate: ...rnment's ability to pay debts and maintain the peso's fixed exchange rate with the US dollar.... (link to section)
- Can link economic growth: ...o stabilise the stricken [[banking]] system, and to restore economic growth proved inadequate in the face of the mounting economic prob... (link to section)
- Can link ethnic groups: ...entina]]'' Argentines are a fusion of diverse national and ethnic groups, with descendants of [[Italy|Italian]] and [[Spain|Spanish]... (link to section)
- Can link german colonies: ... areas. Other important imigrant groups came from Germany ( german colonies were settled on the provinces of Entre Rios, Misiones, Form... (link to section)
- Can link eastern european: ...nd province), England ( Buenos Aires and the Patagonia) and eastern european nations, such as Poland, Russia, Ucrania and the Balkans re... (link to section)
- Can link Search engine: ...ency] * [http://ar.todalanet.net Todalanet.net Argentina] - Search engine of Argentinean only web pages.... (link to section)
- Can link web pages: ...odalanet.net Argentina] - Search engine of Argentinean only web pages.... (link to section)
- Can link Bahía Blanca: ....ar La Nueva Provincia], "The New Province", a newspaper of Bahía Blanca, a city south of Buenos Aires. ... (link to section)
Inward links edit
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- In 1860, can backlink Argentine Confederation: ...s]]) * [[Buenos Aires]] leader [[Bartolome Mitre]] subverts Argentine Confederation and begins to establish a new centralist government with th...