Argentina is located at the southern tip of America. Its territory is divided into 23 provinces and autonomous town: Buenos Aires, capital of the nation and seat of the federal government. In this country living close to 40 million people, which have some human development indices, a percentage of globalization, GDP per capita level of economic growth and quality of life, which are among the highest in Latin America.His American mainland, which covers much of the Southern Cone, bounded on the north by Bolivia and Paraguay, Brazil to the northeast, west and south by Chile and Uruguay, and on the east by the Atlantic Ocean.
The Argentine continental territory is located between the Andes Mountains, the South Atlantic Ocean and the Antarctic continent. The country can be divided into three broad geographic areas: The central and northern plains; The area south of Patagonian plateau; The western, mountainous of the Andes, on the border with Chile and with its highest peak located in the Aconcagua, in the province of Mendoza.
Overall, the climate is mild but extends to a subtropical climate in the north and sub-polar in the far south. The north of the country is characterized by very warm and humid summers with mild winters and dry, to be subject to periodic droughts. The center of the country has warm summers with rain, storms, thunder (producing hail in the west), and cool winters. The southern regions have hot summers and cold winters with heavy snowfall, especially in mountainous areas. The hot and humid climates of northern g
In the other hand, in Argentina there is a very wide freedom of religion guaranteed by article 15 of the National Constitution, but the state recognizes a pre-eminent character to the Catholic Church which has a distinct legal status with respect to the remaining churches and confessions. According to studies commissioned by the Argentine Episcopal Conference, 88% of Argentines have been baptized as Catholics, of whom 18.5% are practitioners, but 35% do not attend church. In addition The 1853 Constitution established a system of representative government, republican and federal levels, which has been maintained 
by all the constitutional reforms undertaken since then. Argentina is formed by the federal union of the provinces that emerged after the dissolution of the Viceroyalty of the River Plate and the incorporation of those were forming from the National Territories. The provinces are autonomous, which is explicit in Article 121 of the National Constitution: “The provinces retain all the powers not delegated by the Constitution to the Federal Government, and which have been specifically reserved for special events at the time of its incorporation. ”The Constitution currently in force is the text of which is established by the Constitutional Convention of 1994.”
by all the constitutional reforms undertaken since then. Argentina is formed by the federal union of the provinces that emerged after the dissolution of the Viceroyalty of the River Plate and the incorporation of those were forming from the National Territories. The provinces are autonomous, which is explicit in Article 121 of the National Constitution: “The provinces retain all the powers not delegated by the Constitution to the Federal Government, and which have been specifically reserved for special events at the time of its incorporation. ”The Constitution currently in force is the text of which is established by the Constitutional Convention of 1994.” In conclusion, Argentina offers a great opportunity for Latin Americans as much as its climate conditions policies are easy to access work or study. In addition to being a beautiful country with great flora and fauna to know
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