According to businesscarriers, Argentina is a country with a relatively high level of economic development for Latin America. GDP 391 billion, GDP per capita 10.2 thousand US dollars (2002). The industrial development of Argentina is distinguished by a number of features. First of all, these are extremely uneven and unstable growth rates: in 1995 2.9%; […]

Geography: The country of Argentina occupies the southeastern part of the South American continent. In the north, Argentina borders on Bolivia and Paraguay, in the east – on Brazil and Uruguay, in the south and west – on Chile. In the east it is washed by the Atlantic Ocean. The highest point in the country […]

With the return of Peronism (May 1973 to July 1974), in the hope of social change, Solanas, Getino and other filmmakers actively collaborated with the government (La hora de los hornos came out of hiding and was circulated publicly with a new montage ; Getino became head of the censorship office). Torre Nilsson turned to […]

According to Thedresswizard, the public in those years also began to renew itself: a generation of spectators developed in film clubs and magazines, in search of new proposals and new forms of expression. Furthermore, the quantity of films produced increased significantly (about double the number of films made in the 1930s). A general attitude of […]

According to Sunglassestracker, the film industry, however, began to structure itself only after the advent of sound. It is significant, in fact, that the first two sound films (made with an optical system, that is to say with the soundtrack printed in the positive copy that is projected in the cinema), released a few days […]

According to Sportsqna, the new invention of cinema began to spread early in Argentina thanks to the migratory flow from Europe. Its first pioneers were in fact mainly immigrants who brought the new technologies of image reproduction from the old continent and created the basis for the development of the seventh art in the country. […]

The Asian crisis, on the other hand, which extended to all markets in the area, led to a period of recession and a steep rise in interest rates, without however causing a fall in domestic demand. The real catastrophe occurred in conjunction with the Brazilian crisis, which caused a massive flow of imports from the […]

The Argentine economy has followed a typically Latin American development path, although overall more fortunate due to various factors. At the beginning the breeding mainly supplied skins and hides (the production of meat was limited, locally processed in large saladeros); in the second half of the nineteenth century. the invention of cold storage rooms and […]

(República Argentina). State of South America (2,780,400 km²). Capital: Buenos Aires. Administrative division: provinces (24). Population: 42,669,500 (2014 estimate). Language: Spanish (official), Guaicurú, Quechua, Tehuelce. Religion: Catholics76%, non-religious / atheists 11%, Protestants 8%, Muslims 1.5%, Jews 0.7%, others 2.5%. Monetary unit: Argentine peso (100 cents). Human Development Index: 0.808 (49th place). Borders: Bolivia and Paraguay […]

Often identified with the Pampa, a large flat region subdivided into humid or eastern Pampas (the fertile plain along the Paraná River, between Santa Fe and Buenos Aires), and Pampa western (region less productive than the first), the Argentine territory actually hosts different scenarios, such as the northwestern Andes, the “Argentine Mesopotamia”, between the Paraná […]