Argentina
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The document provides information about various topics related to Argentina including its capital Buenos Aires, former first lady Eva Peron, the dirty war protests, cattle farming in Pampas, the swamp deer native to Argentina, boxer Carlos Monzon, typical foods and largest meal of the day, population density, tango music, Spanish as the main language, and traditional clothing. Bibliography sources are also listed.
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