Contabilidad

Informe De Los Países

2012
Nicole Garcia Morales & Bárbara Núñez Mardones
Profesora : Keyla Ramírez
Curso : 1º Medio
06/06/2012




1. introduction
2. Argentina -- Buenos Aires
3. Chile – Arica
4. Colombia – Bogotá
5. Italia – Venecia
6. conclusion
7. bibliography

In this article we will show thecharacteristics of each country in a given city, climate, transport and everything related to the chosen country. In addition we present a series of images to learn more about each country and its tourist attractions.


History
On February 3, 1536, the Spanish Pedro de Mendoza, established the settlement which henamed Nuestra Señora del Buen Ayre in a region inhabited by aboriginal plains known as querandíes. After famine and conflicts with querandíes, the position was finally abandoned and destroyed by the Spanish people in 1541. On June 11, 1580, Juan de Garay founded the city of Trinity and Puerto de Santa María del Buen Ayre, with the distribution of land between him, his wife and 63 other settlers, whoalso assigned Guaraní families, presumably somewhere close to that of Mendoza. The reason for this foundation is explained by the words of Juan de Matienzo, judge of the Audiencia of Charcas, who in 1556 mentioned the need to open a gateway to the land, that is, give an outlet to the Atlantic that existed throughout from Potosi to the south. This time the natives querandíes, led by Tububá weredecimated to exterminate their culture.
Features
The City of Buenos Aires and Buenos Aires City, also called Federal Capital for hosting the federal government, is the capital of Argentina. It is located in the central-east, on the west bank of the Rio de la Plata, in full pampas. The final results of the 2010 census estimated the population of the city at 2,890,151 inhabitants, and its urban area,Greater Buenos Aires, 12,806,866 inhabitants is the largest urban area in the country.

Transport
The complexity of the City of Buenos Aires requires a transportation system and access to the city just as complex and extensive. The city not only needs a transportation system for those who live there, but also for the inhabitants of the agglomerate moving to the city primarily for transportationlaborales.El most used is the collective, with over 135 lines in service not only allows you to connect different parts of the city but also reaches different parties of the adjoining province of Buenos Aires. The other mass medium used to access the city's rail network, which is clear in Buenos Aires a hub node. Some of these lines are connected to the subway, allowing a relatively fluidtransfer from the Buenos Aires suburbs to different parts of the city. Trains are also used by locals as a means of fast travel within the city.
Personal opinion
We chose Buenos Aires because it is a beautiful city with a rich climate and many tourist attractions to visit. And that caught our attention, because to us we would like to know this city.



History
The territory that is Arica hasbeen populated for more than 11 000 years. It was occupied by various pre-Columbian peoples, among which the camanchacos and hammock, one of the first villages with village community, who performed death rituals all its members, carrying out this mummification. Its development was poor until 1545, when the Indian Diego Huallpa discovered in Potosi, Bolivia currently the most enormous and richsilver mines of the New World, which transformed this remote town in Upper Peru in the most populous city of the continent, while Arica became the main port for output of silver.
Culture
The activities and events highlights:  February: Carnival with the Force of the Sun, February 3-day carnival with cultural artistic activities and sports. June: Week Arica, with the National Championship Cueca....