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National Parks

ETC.

Los alerces

Lago Puelo

Lanin

El Palmar

Talampaya

Iguazú

Tierra del Fuego National Park

Lanín National Park

Agriculture

Vegetables

Milk

Cotton

Sugar Cane

Fruits

Meat

Oilseeds

Cereals

Emblems

Flower

Athem

Coat of arms

Flag

Sports

In winter, many Argentinians enjoy Andinismo

Horse racing is another popular spectator sport

Basketball, Volleyball and rugby are very important sports as well.

Pato is a special Argentinian sport, first played by the Gauchos. Pato means "duck."

Argentina's national game is fútbol (soccer)

Communication and transport

Phone service and interenational communication are very important because of the National Communication System.

There are 230.000 km of roads. most importat ports: Bs As, La Plara, Campana, Mar del Plata, Comodoro Rivadavía, etc.

Argentine Food

Desayuno (breakfast) is a light meal of rolls and jam with coffee. For almuerzo (lunch), they eat meat and vegetables or salads. After work but before dinner, people go to confiterías (cafés) to drink espresso and eat picadas, small dishes of cheese, mussels, salami, anchovies, olives and peanuts. Cena (dinner) in the evening is the largest meal of the day and almost always includes beef.

Politics

Representative and Federal System. People vote for the president (Executive Power) every 4 years. Lesgislative Power: