Argentina's largest city, Buenos Aires is situated in front of Rio de la Plata. With nearly 13 million residents, this city is surprisingly safe and clean. Possessing wide boulevards, cobble stone streets, exquisite architecture, unique restaurants and plenty of shopping, this modern city has a strong European flavor and an endless variety of things to do. Buhttp://www.amerispan.com/amerispan-admin/study_program.asp
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Argentina is the second largest country in South America and borders Chile, Brazil, Uruguay, Bolivia and Paraguay. With an enormously varied climate, travelers can visit sub-Antarctic rainforests, tropical jungles, mountains, beaches, desert red canyons and awesome waterfalls. The bus system is one of the best in the world, offering movies, meals, and comfortable service to all areas. The population mix, as in Chile and Uruguay, is very different from the rest of Latin America because the population is almost all European. Most of the indigenous people were wiped out in wars during the 19th century.
