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ArgentinasTravel.com published a "Top 10 Destinations in Argentina" list that is worth a gander. Check out their complete coverage here.

 

1. Buenos Aires

La Boca, Buenos Aires - Colorful houses on CaminitoWith its wide boulevards, beautiful architecture and rich culture, Buenos Aires has often been called the Paris of South America.

 

2. El Calafate & the Perito Moreno Glacier

Perito Moreno Glaciar in all its Glory.For a once in a lifetime experience, travel back in time to the Ice Ages and discover the amazing power of the glaciers at El Calafate.


 

3. Iguazu Falls

Iguazu Falls circuito inferior trailWhat a place! Experience the grandeur of nature as is rushes down and over the most spectacular waterfalls you will ever see.

 

4. Valdez Peninsula

Whale breaches off the coast of Peninsula ValdesFor the animal lovers out there, the Peninsula Valdez wildlife reserve is a must see. 


 

5. Bariloche & the Seven Lakes Region

View of the lakes from the Circuito Chico, BarilocheThe quaint mountain towns of the Seven Lakes region would look right at home in the Alps.

 

6. Quebrada de Humahuaca

Quebrada de Humahuaca, ArgentinaQuebrada literally means “break,” and refers to the deep valley carved here by the Rio Grande.

 

7. Valle de la Luna & Talampaya

Talampaya, Argentina.  Courtesy of World66The landscapes in Talampaya National Park were carved by water and wind over millennium, leaving behind a wealth of ravines, cliffs, and windswept sculptures that baffle us today.

 

8. El Chaltén & Fitz Roy

Fitz Roy mountain in Argentina.  Simply breathtaking.For the day-hikers and serious mountaineers out there, El Chaltén is the trekking capital of Argentina.

 

9. Ushuaia & Beagle Canal

Ushuaia:  Journey to the end of th world.The southernmost city in the world, Ushuaia was once the prison-home to Argentina’s worst criminals because of it’s remoteness.

 

10. Antarctica

Antarctica from Argentina.  Courtesy of World66.For the adventurers among you, what could be more unique than a trip to Argentine Antarctica?

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Actor Sean Penn is taking Argentina’s side in the Falkland Islands dispute. Penn met with Argentine President Cristina Kirchner on Monday and then urged Britain to join U.N.-sponsored talks over what he called “the Malvinas ...  
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Buenos Aires – Argentina’s President, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, said her country intends to spearhead the increased involvement of Latin American states in the Mideast peace process. Kirchner announced the decision over the weekend at the presidential palace in Buenos Aires, where she met an Israeli-Palestinian delegation of the Peace NGO Forum. The delegation included [...]  
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BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 11 (Xinhua) -- Argentina has accepted a UN offer to mediate with Britain over the long-disputed Malvinas Islands ( Britain calls them the Falkland Islands),the foreign ministry has said. According to a statement from the foreign ministry ...  
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NEW YORK, Feb. 11 (UPI) -- Argentina has started a protest at the United Nations over the so-called militarization of the Falkland Islands by the British, officials said. Argentinian foreign minister Hector Timerman submitted a formal complaint ...  
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Britain's ambassador to the UN has said Argentinian claims that the UK is militarising the Falkland Islands are "manifestly absurd". On Friday Argentina said it had intelligence that a Vanguard submarine had been sent to the South Atlantic and ...  
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Row escalates as Argentinian foreign minister lodges formal protest with UN, but Britain insists militarising claim is 'absurd'Argentina has accused Britain of deploying nuclear weapons near the Falkland Islands and "militarising" the south Atlantic.The Argentinian foreign minister, Héctor Timerman, lodged a formal protest at the United Nations on Friday and showed slides of British military bases in the region, saying they represented a...  
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BUENOS AIRES — Argentina is expected to denounce Great Britain before the United Nations Friday for "introducing nuclear arms" into the escalating conflict over the Falkland Islands. Argentine President Cristina Fernandez made the announcement Thursday after British media reported that a Trafalgar-class nuclear submarine was sailing to the island where ...  
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BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) -Despite Boca Juniors being among the favorites to win the Argentine league title and Copa Libertadores, the club's fans are not completely satisfied. The second half of the split Argentine league season opens Friday with Boca ...  
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BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — Argentina President Cristina Fernandez says she will formally complain to the U.N. Security Council about Britain sending one of its most modern warships to the Falkland Islands.Fernandez accuses British Prime Minister David Cameron of militarizing their long dispute over the islands in the South Atlantic.Argentina calls the islands the Malvinas and is demanding that British return them to its control. Britain...  
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BUENOS AIRES — Argentina will officially lodge a protest against Britain’s “militarization” of the disputed Falklands islands with the United Nations on Friday, officials said. A report to be handed to top UN officials will accuse Britain of ...  
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By Pugface1701 on  From stirringtroubleinternationally.com
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By Pugface1701 on  From stirringtroubleinternationally.com
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UK to "robustly" defend Falklands, Argentina seeks U.N. aid (Reuters)

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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) – London's U.N. ambassador warned Argentina on Friday that Britain would "robustly" defend the Falkland Islands if necessary, but added that his country remained open to bilateral talks with Buenos Aires on any issue except the islands' sovereignty.Read Full Story

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