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Background: Following independence from Spain in 1816, Argentina experienced periods of internal political conflict between conservatives and liberals and between civilian and military factions. After World War II, a long period of Peronist authoritarian rule and interference in subsequent governments was followed by a military junta that took power in 1976. Democracy returned in 1983, and numerous elections since then have underscored Argentina's progress in democratic consolidation.
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Areas in : Humahuaca (18) | La Quiaca (7) | Purmamarca (9) | Quebrada de Humahuaca (10) | San Salvador de Jujuy (10) | Susques (1) | Tilcara (14) | Yala (1)
November 26th 2009 South America » Argentina » Jujuy » San Salvador de Jujuy
After our overnight in Jujuy we woke up early, grabbed our laundry and mad a 2 hour drive to Salta. We dropped off our rental car at the airport and took a short flight to Buenos Aires. I accident ... [full story]
After our overnight in Jujuy we woke up early, grabbed our laundry and mad a 2 hour drive to Salta. We dropped off our rental car at the airport and took a short flight to Buenos Aires. I accident ... [full story]
September 18th 2009 South America » Argentina » Jujuy » Humahuaca
So we left Mendoza, and took our first overnight bus in South America - wow! We paid a little extra to be in 'First Class', so we had an actual bed to sleep on. It went completely flat with a nice pil ... 14 photos [full story]
So we left Mendoza, and took our first overnight bus in South America - wow! We paid a little extra to be in 'First Class', so we had an actual bed to sleep on. It went completely flat with a nice pil ... 14 photos [full story]
136 days ago: elcamino published a blog
Buenos Aires, Salta, Purmamarca, Salinas Grandes, Jujuy, Tucuman, Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires, Salta, Purmamarca, Salinas Grandes, Jujuy, Tucuman, Buenos Aires
July 12th 2009 South America » Argentina » Jujuy » Purmamarca
Wednesday morning before work: Rush to the train station to book the well planned trip to the North of Argentina. Plan was: Going to Salta, see surroundings, go to Tucuman and take the train back. ... [full story]
Wednesday morning before work: Rush to the train station to book the well planned trip to the North of Argentina. Plan was: Going to Salta, see surroundings, go to Tucuman and take the train back. ... [full story]
June 8th 2009 South America » Argentina » Jujuy
Continuing its marvellous landscape-shifting capacity, Argentina caught me off guard with the Yungas: at only 50 kilometers east from the arid Quebrada de Humahuaca, lush rainforest rules supreme. Aft ... [full story]
Continuing its marvellous landscape-shifting capacity, Argentina caught me off guard with the Yungas: at only 50 kilometers east from the arid Quebrada de Humahuaca, lush rainforest rules supreme. Aft ... [full story]
June 11th 2009 South America » Argentina » Jujuy
The northwest of Argentina is known as the local Siberia - at least in winter. It is winter. The puna is a series of high plains (3500 meters and up), populated by lamas and small shepherd communities ... [full story]
The northwest of Argentina is known as the local Siberia - at least in winter. It is winter. The puna is a series of high plains (3500 meters and up), populated by lamas and small shepherd communities ... [full story]
June 3rd 2009 South America » Argentina » Jujuy » Humahuaca
On first sight, Humahuaca and it's beautiful valley looked like my stereotypical idea of andean South America: dusty roads, abandoned railroad stations, 19th century houses, a whole lot of indigenous ... [full story]
On first sight, Humahuaca and it's beautiful valley looked like my stereotypical idea of andean South America: dusty roads, abandoned railroad stations, 19th century houses, a whole lot of indigenous ... [full story]
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